Why Ignoring Your Audience is Killing Your Speeches

10 Feb 2024 · 0 min
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A short YouTube clip by TJ Walker arguing that being ignored—for example, someone looking at their phone during a conversation—makes people feel slighted and annoyed. The piece links this interpersonal experience to broader problems in speeches and audience engagement.

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