My Tricks to Any Presentation

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Presentation is part of my job as an entrepreneur. Being an engineer, I was never made to be a good presenter. BUT what changed since I learnt how to present was my mental preparation of how my presentation will go - imagining the flow and questions I'm trying to answer help.

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