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Ideas to help your team develop personally and professionally.

On the face of it, it sounds absurd: surely the answer belongs to the person who asked the question. But in a group that’s almost never true. Subconsciously, the entire audience adopts the question as if every person had asked it.

I’ve heard it more times that I can count: “Oh, the X-factor? You have to be born with it.” But popularity doesn’t make the saying right.

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  3. How to read a speech yet stay engaged with the audience
  4. Top tips for nervous presenters: make it all about the audience

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