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After my seminar people come up to be to ask questions they didn’t want to ask publicly. Without a doubt the most common “private” question I get is about accents. People want to know how they can reduce their accents.
For me, it’s not about reducing an accent, it’s about acquiring accent options.
After my seminars people come up to ask questions they don’t want to ask publicly. Without a doubt the most common “private” question I get is about accents. People want to know how they can reduce their accents.
For me, it’s not about reducing an accent, it’s about acquiring accent options. So you can turn on and turn off an accent as needed.
In my experience, when presentations (or training sessions) go horribly wrong, the root cause almost always boils down to one thing:
The presentation didn’t resonate with the audience because the material wasn’t specific enough for that particular audience.
Unless you take steps to adapt the material for your participants, you’re guaranteed to have a problem.
