A lot of presentations feel like the kind of thing that the speaker didn’t want to prepare but had to.
A much better approach would be to prepare a presentation so that it becomes the presentation your audience would want to listen to even if they didn’t have to.
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Passion isn’t something you can force.It’s something you can light. And yet, how often do leaders unknowingly fall into the trap of trying to push
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