2020 has launched and office life is in full swing! Are you preparing for a presentation or public speaking event? This article from Harvard Business Review offers tips on public speaking and talks about how Steve Jobs made his keynote speeches appear effortless! Take a look at the article here and think about adopting these concepts for your next public appearance:
  • Rehearse over and over again
  • Remember that the two most important parts of your presentation are the beginning and the end
  • Practice under mild stress to simulate a real world experience
  • Record your speech and watch it

https://hbr.org/2019/09/how-to-rehearse-for-an-important-presentation?utm_campaign=hbr&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

 

Wendy Quitasol

Wendy Quitasol

Meet Wendy, who founded MindBody Physical Therapy and Wellness. She's been helping people manage their pain and achieve lifelong wellness for over thirty years. Wendy's expertise in physical therapy and authentic pilates is built through her experience as a therapist and Romana trained Pilates instructor. And importantly, it is built on trust with her clients and community. Wendy believes that the relationship between physical therapy and Pilates makes her team and practice unique. She has a Masters Degree from Temple University and her undergraduate degree from Indiana University Bloomington.

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