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This is the first of many presentations I’ll be doing for my Toastmasters club and elsewhere. Normally I wouldn’t start with Twitter but I’ve got a couple people in my club who keep asking me about it, so ask and they shall receive.
Let me know your thoughts.
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Having this presentation would have come in handy a year a go when I started on Twitter. I particularly enjoyed the 5 stages of Twitter acceptance!
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