It's easy to dismiss the importance of good presentation skills: "It's my ideas that are important, not how I speak or present myself."
But as Nicholas Carr points out in The Glass Cage: Automation and Us, "The biological processes that constitute "thinking" emerge not just from the neural computations in the skull but from the actions and sensory perceptions of the entire body."
If the actions of your entire body are not distinctive and clear in the presentation, your thinking and ideas will not be clear either.
