Ruth Milligan

an executive presentation, a board presentation, a keynote stage, a very big business pitch.

There's no more shade.

And that carries with you and now becomes a risk of them not hearing you, of them getting in your own way of your message.

And it's my presumption that everyone's got at least one shaded habit.

And so in the next, in our keynotes, we invite people and we tell a few stories to get them thinking.

And then we invite them to whiteboard.

And I did it last night and I had a hundred habits on a whiteboard behind me within like a minute and a half.

And we see kind of by a vote, which one is the most pervasive in the room.

And then we go there and we work on it.

What do you think?

Oh, I'm not brilliant.

But we've been working.

That took a lot of mess to get to as a demonstration for your listeners.

We started in many different places.

How do you actually take 240 pages of content and distill it down that makes it relevant in a live setting?

Just hard.

It's really hard.

But we're excited.

We're excited about that.

And hopefully that struck a chord with you.