What makes someone a great presenter? After a simple question at a networking event, Avram and Rachel found themselves diving deep into how we teach, communicate, and get our message across, at home and work. In this episode of Babies and Business, they explore why presenting isn’t just for public speakers. It’s something we do every day with our kids, our teams, and our partners. From board games to bedtime routines to team training, they break down what helps people understand and retain information and why it all starts with answering one key question: Why does this matter? 🎧 Listen now: https://babiesandbiz.com/90 Show Notes Avram reflects on a question he received: “How did you become such a good presenter?”Why being a great presenter is more about structure and clarity than charismaRachel shares how different teaching styles affect learning, using board games as an exampleThe importance of starting with the end goal or objective when explaining anythingHow breaking things down into simple, logical steps helps people feel empoweredWhy explaining the why before the how helps others absorb information betterExamples from parenting: easing toddler transitions with clear expectations and future pacingExamples from business: training team members by focusing on objectives, not micromanagementUnderstanding what motivates your team and your kids to improve communicationApplying this framework in marriage, parenting, and leadership Available on: ▶️ Apple: babiesandbiz.com/apple ▶️ Spotify: babiesandbiz.com/spotify ▶️ Google: babiesandbiz.com/google Connect with Us on Social Media: Facebook: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/FB Instagram: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/IG TikTok: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/TT Twitter: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/TW YouTube: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/YT

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