When I began teaching public speaking classes at San Francisco State University, I was still working during the day at a high tech company. This was the late 1990′s and we were, like most start-up companies in Silicon Valley, working long hours toward a big Vision. It was an exciting time of stacked soda cans…
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I’m always recommending to people that they actually try to avoid using PowerPoint or other presentation technology. I do this because I meet so many people who “have a really great Powerpoint Presentation [they] could build their talk around.” I cringe when I hear this. I cringe because a presentation is always and foremost about…
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