Experimental Group

As you prepare for the interview, the reporter asks these questions:

1. Who should we interview about your life?
2. What is the one thing you never thought you would do, but did it?
3. Where have you lived, learned, and experienced your greatest successes?
4. When did you d...

Always take time to check that people have understood your message.

To check that you've been understood correctly, use open questions that start with "how," "why" or "what." These encourage reflection and will help your audience to explain what they have taken from your commu...

Start with a plan. After that you can split the big deal – the whole text into small little pieces. What to use:

• Common sense (your feelings). Think what will be useful for your audience.
• Competi...