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Visual notes from Remote Presentations That Rock

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Visual notes from the women’s leadership session I helped facilitate. =) The ice-breaker was “What superpower would you like to have?”, hence the icons along the top.

It was fun taking visual notes during  the discussion of my Remote Presentations That Rock session!

Short URL: http://sachachua.com/blog/p/6891

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