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We often do a poor job answering the simple question, “What do you do for a living?”.  If we say, “I am a _____.”, it leaves the listener to decide what that means, based on their experiences dealing with others who gave themselves that label.  And we miss the opportunity to set ourselves distinctly apart. [...]

While every human interaction is a type of presentation, speaking in public is different from any other type of communication. Our normal, everyday conversation skills – which may serve very effectively in small groups or meetings – seem to fail us, and we don’t know why.