From: Enigl@aol.com
Date: Thu Mar 06 1997 - 22:11:34 MST
In a message dated 97-03-06 18:47:37 EST, you write:
<< introverted growing up, and did not begin to be
sociable till Junior year of high school, and had a big stage fright
problem up until I started my lighting business in Seattle in 1991.
Doing presentations repeatedly got me out of it. >>
I had the same experience. Now I give virtually any public speaking
presentation without much, if any, second thought. One of the reasons is
that I know my subjects much better than I did as a child. Also because I
know everything is a theory and subject to interpretation. So, when I know
someone will be disagreeing with me in the lecture, I don't take it so
personally and know that my theory is at least as good as the opposing
theory. Other people will sort the theories all out for themselves.
I don't even mind if I change my mind later and agree with the opponents. I
just change my next lecture accordingly and introduce the new information.
Davin
Davin C. Enigl, (Sole Proprietorship) MEAS
President-Microbiologist
Microbiology Consulting, Hazard Analysis and
Critical Control Points (HACCP), CGMP, and Validations
for the Food, Cosmetic, Nutritional Supplement, and Pharmaceutical Industry
enigl@aol.com
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March 6, 1997
7:38 pm
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