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\"drawingessential tips for keeping the focus where it belongs: on you.<\/strong><\/p>\n

by steven e. sacks
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have you ever attended a conference where the presenter plans to supplement his or her key topics by showing an illustration of what is being currently said?<\/p>\n

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do i look at the speaker or do i look at the slides? will the slides be available later or should i take notes now? should i move up 50 rows so the microscopic wording improves to barely readable? can i ask the speaker to back up a couple of slides?
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