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Memory. It’s a topic that has always interested me. Wouldn’t it be great to recall names, dates, and my grocery list more efficiently? Although I’ve read many articles and books on the subject, notable changes in my memory skills have been elusive.
Recently, I attended a seminar about improving memory. I was struck by several things during the presentation:
I bought the memory improvement program featured at the seminar, and I have made a serious personal commitment to follow the plan and practice diligently to elicit change.
What personal changes do you want to make in your speaking and communication? Are you prepared to commit to the practice necessary to reduce your accent, improve your voice, or develop your public speaking skills? If you’re serious about change, it is possible — with a plan, a program, and practice.
Here are 5 tips to help you elicit personal change: