ED 262 Culture Clip & Final Project Presentations

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People respond to passion.

Every keynote you do is an honor. Understanding this is the first, and most important, rule. Even when I have a busy week doing three keynotes in one city, or in three cities for that matter, I am acutely aware that my stepping onto each stage is the result of a group of organizers, and a hopeful audience, looking to me for deliverables.

So my job as keynote speaker is to make sure they get what they came for -- and more. That means knowing about them, the organization, the reason they're there. It means knowing the ethos and goals of the group. It also means knowing what else they're hearing from other speakers that day. Read more: click image or title.

 

 

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