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As professional speakers, we don’t have an instrument made of wood, or brass or a combination of hammers and strings. But we do have an instrument! It’s us – our voices, our bodies, our feelings and points of view. And like the cellist, if we want to be able to give voice to the genius within us and move our audiences to action, we have to practice with and tune our instruments specifically and consistently
What are you doing on a regular basis to tune your instrument and move towards mastery as a speaker?
By Elizabeth Padden
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