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by Dan Poynter in News & Newsletters, on Nov 29, 2011
Official Newsletter of the Global Speakers Network. Dan Poynter, Editor.
GSF NewsBrief 1st December 2011
by Dan Poynter in News & Newsletters, on Nov 29, 2011
Official Newsletter of the Global Speakers Network. Dan Poynter, Editor.
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In this issue - Alan Stevens says - Don’t Apologise - Present! - it’s a great article, and there are many other fantastic tips like where to sleep in airports if you are having to, any where in the world, some brilliant comedy video clips and more. Take a few minutes to update yourself on the convention calendar for 2012 too.
Speaking at a TEDx event, at least in my case, had three very distinct parts (as you might have guessed): before, during and after the event.
Speakers tend to travel a lot and there are some things which we can all do to help make the strain on our resources much lighter. Here are some great tips from Francis Rios, as featured in Beyond Borders in this month’s Speaker Magazine. 
