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Many Presenters Finish With a Q&A

  31st Mar 2022
 
Simon Bucknall
 
 
Many presenters finish with a Q&A session.

I suggest that you don’t!

Why? Because your previous last impression is hamstrung by the question, which could be a stinker.

Or simply unrelated to your core purpose.

Finish strong on your terms - your primary message, the next step you’d like the audience to take or consider.

That way, you’re more likely to drive positive change… which is what effective presenting is all about.

:-)
#change #publicspeaking #communication #leadership #effectivecommunication
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