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		By: Kenny Sargent		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Rob, thanks so much for sharing. I&#039;ve been a presenter for a long time (similar places as yours - technical contexts, church, etc), and I knew some (maybe a lot) of what you&#039;re saying intuitively. However, I still found myself metaphorically hitting my forehead and saying &#039;duh&#039; with what you wrote. Knowing the subject matter really well is absolutely paramount to being comfortable as a presenter. I appreciate the well-articulated insight.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rob, thanks so much for sharing. I&#8217;ve been a presenter for a long time (similar places as yours &#8211; technical contexts, church, etc), and I knew some (maybe a lot) of what you&#8217;re saying intuitively. However, I still found myself metaphorically hitting my forehead and saying &#8216;duh&#8217; with what you wrote. Knowing the subject matter really well is absolutely paramount to being comfortable as a presenter. I appreciate the well-articulated insight.</p>
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