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Presentation PUNCH (GTB)
- 3. begin with a PUNCH
- 4. personal
- 5. personal
- 7. ask a rhetorical question
- 8. personal
- 9. unexpected
- 11. unexpected
- 12. novel
- 13. new information
- 14. novel
- 15. challenging
- 16. tell the audience they are wrong
- 17. challenging
- 18. humorous
- 19. make them smile or laugh
- 20. humorous
- 21. begin with a PUNCH
- 22. begin with a PUNCH
- 23. personal
- 24. unexpected
- 25. novel
- 26. challenging
- 27. humorous
- 28. begin with a PUNCH