You're standing in front of 250 lawyers and clients. Your heart is pounding. Your palms are sweating. You're about to deliver a presentation that you hope will boost your image in the minds of your colleagues and business partners. Your first words are critical. They can put you on the path to a successful speech -- or they can set you off a downward spiral that will make you and your audience miserable. Consultant Joey Asher offers three tips to ensure that you don't start off badly.
November 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
You’re standing in front of 250 lawyers and clients. Your heart is pounding. Your palms are sweating. You’re about to deliver a presentation that you hope will boost your image in the minds of your colleagues and business partners.
Your first words are critical. They can put you on the path to a successful speech. Or they can set you off a downward spiral that will make you and your audience miserable.
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