October 2019
Beginner
256 pages
5h 5m
English

YOU’RE SPEAKING IN front of a crowd of 300 distinguished lawyers, making a pitch about why they should donate big bucks to support a nonprofit campaign with your company. Because you have three different presentations to three different groups this week, you forget which crowd you’re in front of, and you call them the wrong organization. How do you talk yourself out of looking like a doofus? How about those times your manager asks you a question in a department meeting about something you have no idea about? Is there a way to sound intelligent and authoritative when you have no facts ...
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