The danger of clichés like these is subtle. They produce speeches that are pleasant but forgettable, speakers who are ...
There’s a moment, right before any speech, when a particular silence fills the room. It’s a suspended instant, and your mind starts racing: How will it go? Will I look confident? What if I make a ...
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