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Stay out of the dialogue trap!

Check and clarify – but use caution with counter questions!

Address interests instead of cementing positions

Less talk – more questions

Keep everyone on board – leave no-one behind!

How to prevail in the face of attempted interruptions!

Help – a (possibly ‘loaded’) question!

An unfazed response – despite your nervousness?

Relevance is everything – what does that means for ME?

Demonstrate interest and reap it in return

Objections as golden opportunities

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Directing the audience's attention without eye contact -

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Professional preparation - also a must in the virtual world!

Tip 89

Leading critical discussions - clearly, but constructively

Tip 88

Inform or Question? It's the balance between the two!

Tip 87

ONE message - but FOUR approaches

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English Tips - Reformulating and opening up closed questions

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Cushion the question - find the real meaning

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Show you care - by showing them you're listening!

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CHECKING - verifi es, insures, solidifi es and moves forward

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Opening gets things off to a good start - by offering time and space

Tip 71

RELATING stimulates - and strengthens the relationship level

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Handouts - a meaning-less waste of paper?. Don't blow it!

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Back to the roots with PowerPoint?

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Dealing with questions and objections effectively!

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And you thought your presentation was finished? Think again!

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Acceptance is a long way from agreement!

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