Eye Contact At A Glance: Make A Connection With Your Audience

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Overview: Eye contact can be an uncomfortable aspect of public speaking, but there are ways to make it easier, and the reward of making a strong connection with your audience is worth it. Making eye contact while speaking to a group may be one of the most difficult aspects of giving a presentation. To many people, eye contact is an intimate act - almost like touching someone. And to reach out and touch a stranger - even with your eyes - can feel particularly uncomfortable.

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Format: HTML | Date: Feb 2007 | Pages: 4

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