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When things start to go wrong, our instinct is often to panic and make a split second decision to stop whatever is falling, crashing, or coming apart at the seams. Often this is the wrong instinct. Instead, let it go, take a moment to assess the situation, and then recover. When you can do this with confidence both you and your audience will be more comfortable, and you can recover more quickly.
Post Tip Discussion: Road Trip!Preparing a presentation is a lot like preparing for a road trip. Both processes have at least 6 steps in common:
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When things start to go wrong, our instinct is often to panic and make a split second decision to stop whatever is falling, crashing, or coming apart at the seams. Often this is the wrong instinct. Instead, let it go, take a moment to assess the situation, and then recover. When you can do this with confidence both you and your audience will be more comfortable, and you can recover more quickly.
Post Tip Discussion: Road Trip!Preparing a presentation is a lot like preparing for a road trip. Both processes have at least 6 steps in common:
Call To Action: