Can anxiety be good for you? How do I start and end my talk? Graduate School of Business Lecturer Matt Abrahams shares what he knows about crafting meaningful presentations that make lasting impressions.
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Author: Matt Abrahams
Source: Stanford University
Subjects: Communication, Personal Development, Productivity / Work Tips
Author: Matt Abrahams
Source: Stanford University
Subjects: Communication, Personal Development, Productivity / Work Tips
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