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Let's Talk About Visual Aids

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"Nooo!! Don't cut my hair!" The look on Thor's face as Stan Lee was about to cut his hair was hilarious. I laughed out loud like nobody's business. I watched the movie ‘Thor Ragnarok’ with my family the other day. What can I say? I am a die-hard fan of Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston. Luckily, this is a public speaking blog. If this is a movie review blog, I can go on and on and on and on….I can remember the plot, the script and the whole movie. Don’t worry. No spoilers here. Well, at least not yet. Just kidding! You must be asking, ‘why is she talking about a movie?’ What does that have to do with public speaking? Now, hear me out. I mean, read me out. You see, I like to link or connect a great movie with a great speech presentation. For me, the same thing applies. We learn from listening, seeing, touching, experiencing (feelings or actual event) and by understanding. Other than that, a good movie reminds me of the power of visual aids. Can you...