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Good Public Speaking Makes Good Listeners

August 17, 2010

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Bad listeners? No. Bad speaker. Sorry to tell you this, but if your audience is bored, its your fault. They are giving you their attention and time, you owe them to make it worthwhile. Public Speaking and good communication are all about taking control of both your information and your listeners.

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