Yasir Khan

The biggest mistake... or rather I'd say the biggest missed opportunity for most people, Hala, is getting off stage, on stage. Now you might be thinking, what do you mean? If you look at my last keynote, I start the speech on stage, then I get off stage and I start talking to people individually. What happens then? Now they know he's not just gonna talk for an hour. I am in his speech.

The biggest mistake... or rather I'd say the biggest missed opportunity for most people, Hala, is getting off stage, on stage. Now you might be thinking, what do you mean? If you look at my last keynote, I start the speech on stage, then I get off stage and I start talking to people individually. What happens then? Now they know he's not just gonna talk for an hour. I am in his speech.

The biggest mistake... or rather I'd say the biggest missed opportunity for most people, Hala, is getting off stage, on stage. Now you might be thinking, what do you mean? If you look at my last keynote, I start the speech on stage, then I get off stage and I start talking to people individually. What happens then? Now they know he's not just gonna talk for an hour. I am in his speech.

The biggest mistake... or rather I'd say the biggest missed opportunity for most people, Hala, is getting off stage, on stage. Now you might be thinking, what do you mean? If you look at my last keynote, I start the speech on stage, then I get off stage and I start talking to people individually. What happens then? Now they know he's not just gonna talk for an hour. I am in his speech.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

He's going to ask me questions, whether it's raise your hand, nod your head, what comes to mind when I say this word. I'm having a conversation with him the entire time. And you'll notice no one else does that because they come onto the stage, they say their slides, and then they hop off. But the moment you step off the stage, now you're one of them. Now you're having a conversation.

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,

You're not, hey, I'm this mighty public speaker up here. Please listen to me and bow down to me. You talk to them and then you go back up on stage. So every single time I'll talk about something, I'll ask a question, I'll go off stage, have a conversation, bring it back. So for example, in one of my modules, I'll say,