Sally ZimneyFounder & CEO, Be Moved by Sally Z

Moving on stage as as public speaker

11 Jan 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief instructional segment, the speaker emphasizes that presenters should not feel compelled to choreograph every hand or body movement while on stage. Instead, they argue that when a speaker truly feels and internalizes their content, authentic bodily expression will naturally follow, preserving the speaker’s authenticity and keeping the performance genuine.

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