#079: "Emote" with 2007 World Champion of Public Speaking, Vikas Jhingran

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Recorded08 May 2014

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[22:14] Vikas Jhingran is a speaker, author and corporate leader with a strong interest in helping people and teams reach their full potential. As an engineer with Shell Oil Company in Houston, Texas, he uses his leadership and communication skills to manage multi-million-dollar projects. Vikas advocates an emotion-based approach to verbal communication, which he explores in his book Emote: Using Emotions to Make Your Message Memorable When he captured the 2007 Toastmasters World Championship of Public Speaking, Vikas became the first East Indian and the second Asian to win the annual competition.

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