Consultant Joey Asher says he's sure that if his dog Balou could only talk and write on a flip chart, he'd be a great public speaker. That's because he understands how to connect with people better than most humans. Balou understands that you can do a lot wrong if you establish great rapport. Asher says that, taking tips from Balou, we can be successful public speakers if we infuse our presentations with energy and passion, use great eye contact and show our audience sincere affection.
February 05, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
My dog Balou is a 60-pound, black-lab mix that we adopted at a PetSmart rescue day in Sandy Springs, Ga. And if he could only talk and write on a flip chart, I am sure he’d be a great public speaker. That’s because he understands how to connect with people better than most humans.
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