A good talk reveals something profound about the speaker;
a great talk reveals something profound about the audience.
After your talk, what can audiences see about themselves that they didn’t see before?
A good talk reveals something profound about the speaker;
a great talk reveals something profound about the audience.
After your talk, what can audiences see about themselves that they didn’t see before?
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