The Power of Story and Science
Education:How To
In this episode, you will pick up on the surprising parallels between host and guest. Both were engineers before changing direction and becoming speakers. Both found help and an impetus for that change through Toastmasters. And even the last names rhyme! Alan Cote talks about overcoming his stutter, and shares some excellent speaking tips for today’s virtual presenters.
To follow up with Alan, go to http://ChatWithAlan.com
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