To make your career development presentation actionable, it is important to practice and rehearse it. Doing so will help you boost your confidence, fluency, and timing. Additionally, you can identify and fix any potential issues or errors in your presentation. You can record yourself to evaluate your voice, body language, eye contact, clarity, tone, pace and expression. Additionally, you can ask for feedback from a friend, colleague or mentor to evaluate your presentation based on purpose, audience, structure, content and visual aids. Furthermore, you can do a dry run in the actual venue or platform where you will deliver your presentation. This will help you test the equipment, lighting, sound and internet connection. You should also familiarize yourself with the space, layout and atmosphere in order to anticipate any possible distractions or interruptions. By following these tips you can make your career development presentation actionable and impactful so that you can showcase your career progress and potential as well as motivate and influence your audience to take action that benefits them and you.