In this second excerpt of the October 2, 2014 episode of The C.A.P. Podcast, Maurice DiMino talks about, in part, how your “intro” is different from the introduction given by the person who presents you to the audience.

In this video, Maurice talks why it is important to tell your story in the beginning of your presentation. It builds rapport with your audience and shows them you’ve been where they are. He also mentions adding in a “what I will cover in this presentation” moment so that you add in a psychological hook that keeps your audience listening to what you have to say.

You can listen to the full podcast, as well as view other video excerpts here.

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