Why:The quickest way to grow a skillset is to receive effective feedback. Speakers who listen to and then implement feedback can immediately course correct. Instead of repeating the same errors or retaining the same issues, they adapt their performance and …

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In public speaking, non-verbal skills are as important as verbal skills, and one of the most important non-verbal skills is effective body language. But how do we show confidence when we are restricted to video conferencing? Dress (almost) how you …

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From the start of your presentation, set expectations, and let the audience know that you can only take questions at the end. In a virtual setting, encourage listeners to submit questions as they think of them, but reinforce that you …

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