Adding humor to your speech can teach a lesson and help your audience connect to you. Karen Cortell Reisman offers some pointers on implementing humor into your speech.
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Interview with Karen Cortell Reisman
The #1 phobia is not snakes or spiders, it's fear of public speaking. But it doesn't have to be that way for you, and Karen joins Jim to talk about several things you can do to make a successful presentation or speech.
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