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Matt Abrahams: "How to Make Your Communication Memorable"

GSB Lecturer Matt Abrahams gives practical tips on tricks on how to make public presentations memorable, and how to get into the right mindset to be a successful communicator.

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Oct 26, 201852mWatch on YouTube

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EPISODE INFO

Released
October 26, 2018
Duration
52m
Channel
Stanford Graduate School of Business
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION

GSB Lecturer Matt Abrahams gives practical tips on tricks on how to make public presentations memorable, and how to get into the right mindset to be a successful communicator. Listen to Matt's podcast, @ThinkFastTalkSmart here: https://www.fastersmarter.io/ This Stanford GSB Fall Reunion/Alumni Weekend faculty presentation was recorded on October 5, 2018.

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  • Matt Abrahams

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    Stanford Graduate School of Business lecturer and communications expert focused on effective speaking and presentation skills.

EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of Stanford Graduate School of Business, featuring Matt Abrahams, Matt Abrahams: "How to Make Your Communication Memorable" explores Practical structures and habits that make your messages unforgettable Matt Abrahams explains how to make communication memorable by first improving the speaker’s ability to remember through preparation habits, clear goals, strong structure, and targeted practice.

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