7. Be noteworthy.
- Your coach is there to jot down what you say well and what you don’t.
- They should work from a printout of the slides and write phrases you deliver effectively so they can be added to your script.
- They should help you capture phrases so you can type them into your notes.
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A medical student!🩺 I’d like to live as simply as possible. I love reading- regardless of what type of book it is. People are wonderful, especially those closest to me. I’m determined to do some good for others in whatever I end up doing in the future.
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