The language we choose to inspire and motivate is much more nuanced than simply deciding whether to speak in English, Spanish, French or German. In many cases the same word means different things in different countries, or may not even exist.
In the age of being over-connected, yet somehow under-related, we should all view presentations as an invaluable opportunity to enjoy some much needed human interaction.
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A good presentation keeps the audience awake and finishes on time, while a great presentation delivers tangible results. When you understand what you’re audience needs, and how to deliver it, you’ll get that new client, big sale, or changed mind.
