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In this episode Vicki’s guest, Elaine Jackson shares her perspective on adding humor in our talks and posts. She and Vicki have a great time with lots of laughs as they talk about this topic.

10 Easy Steps to Remember Every Part of Your Presentation in Living color.

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Elaine Jackson is a seasoned motivational speaker with years of speaking and coaching skills in her HolisticPMC Speakers Mastermind Toolbox. With over 25 years experience presenting, speaking, teaching, educating, and generating great transitions in the lives of others, Elaine has taken her verbal messages to meet more individuals that need to hear her messages.

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