February 2008
Beginner
224 pages
3h 15m
English
As listeners arrive in a conference room, lecture hall, or auditorium, they already have questions in mind about the topic. They have other concerns, as well: Will this be painful or pleasant? Will I learn anything today? Is any of this going to be useful or will it simply be a waste of time? In addition to the usual anxieties people have about attending a presentation, most audiences will have the following kinds of questions about the speaker, as well.
Do you know what I need to know? As the audience sizes you up, your task is to convince them that you know something they either want or need to know. You should state your credentials or experience in the introduction ...
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