That's okay...thank you so much for taking the time out to reply.

Thanks!

When I do presentations with PowerPoint, I take the lazy way out and put the key images in the slides. It's a win-win, because each slide prompts me to remember what I'm talking about, and the audience isn't put into a coma with a wall of text.

Hey, I was wondering if I could ask you about something completely unrelated to tampons (haha!), since we're both women of the same nationality. :-)

Amen to that!

One thing that helps me in (both the preparation and) the actual delivery of a presentation is to approach it as if I'm telling a story, like I'm explaining the plot of a film or sharing a juicy piece of gossip.

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Ah, I see...Hadfield's mental fortitude is definitely on a higher level than mine. By the time I envision every scenario, I'm paralysed with fear because my imagination is so vivid. It's another thing I'm working on. :-)

This was a really great review...and I swear, you must be reading my mind!

I agree. It would have been nicer to choose the viewing distance first.

Looking forward to the Kanban article! "Great minds think alike", eh?

A great entry into your 'Productivity Primer' series, Alan. As usual, you really break it down to make it understandable (but not boring). I actually had mixed up Kaizen with Kanban, LOL! I've now been set right!

You're most welcome! We're all in this together, after all. :-D

Those seem like some smart modifications!

I have found that shoes with a bit of an 'upturn' at the toe (not sure how to describe it) are more forgiving for long hours of wear, at least in my experience. You tend to find more upturn with platforms and wedges.

Ah! I see you followed up on that link I shared, Patrick! Glad you liked it. I'm just bummed that I can't remember how I found the article in the first place.

I read 'Jason Crist' as 'Jesus Christ' and though, "What does The Lord have to do with mirrors?"

HOLY SHITBALLS the Ergotron Workfit stuff looks AH-MAY-ZING!

I liked the way you wrote it, though!

This was a great review, Patrick! I think I'm going to buy this book...it looks similar to a blog post I read recently (it may have been linked in a Lifehacker article: https://medium.com/@buster/live-l…).