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PRESENTING-UNDER-PRESSURE5 MIN READ

Recovery Path After a Blank

Recover from a blank by reducing threat, locating the point, and continuing with a rehearsed anchor.

Legal briefing Noah blanks after an objection, and the silence begins to feel like evidence against him. He needs a recovery path that restores the audience's map. Recovery sequence Exhale, reframe, locate, anchor The exact sentence is less important than the point the audience needs next. Panic Explain the blank or search the script The room regains the point even if the wording changed. Recovery is not finding the lost sentence. Recovery is making the next useful sentence available. 01 Breath 02 Locate 03 Continue First pause Body spike

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