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1 Introductions and Conclusions

2 Introduction Gain audience attention....

3 Neuro Linguistic Programming
The effects on interpersonal communication of a series of ten sessions of neuro linguistic programming specifically related to personal filtering systems Pat Reid University of Edinburgh

4 What’s the connection between this mountain and …
Introduction Use a quote… Gain attention by…. The human brain starts working the moment you’re born and doesn’t stop until…. Tell a story What’s the connection between this mountain and …

5 Introduction Establish credibility State purpose WIFM factor(s)
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6 Conclusion Brief summary Strong, effective finish
Establish closure then... Invite questions/ comments

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