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Matt Abrahams

12/05/14

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

See the speaking opportunity as an opportunity rather than a challenge or threat; this shift in perspective allows for more freedom to respond.

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Think Fast, Talk Smart: Communication Techniques

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Think Fast, Talk Smart: Communication Techniques

12/05/14

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In spontaneous speaking situations, when you feel challenged, you tend to do the bare minimum to protect yourself, but viewing it as an opportunity encourages interaction.

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To manage anxiety before speaking, greet it, reframe it as a conversation, and stay present in the moment.

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