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My ultimate guide to public speaking
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An emotionally resonant, end-to-end process covering everything I've learned to date about how to prepare for and deliver a talk at a large event.
Published: Jul 23, 2020 When I was around seven years old, my mum offered me an opportunity: “you can have an ice cream if you go and buy it yourself”. But I was too scared to ask. A few months ago I spoke at a conference in Korea in front of 300 senior energy industry professionals from around the world. I didn't have a script, I was horribly jet-lagged and I had dislocated my left knee the day before (really). And the result? The talk went well and I enjoyed myself. My session at BIXPO 2019 in Gwangju, Republic of Korea I think public speaking is one of the most important skills that anyone
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