EPISODE · Dec 29, 2021 · 21 MIN

Three Lessons Learned

from The Power of Story and Science · host David P. Otey

In this content episode, host David P. Otey shares three lessons he learned from the experience he had of creating and managing the delivery of a training program to more than ten thousand technicians in the TV news industry. Do you give technical presentations, or conduct training of any sort? If so, then these lessons will benefit you as well. Follow up with David by visiting https://davidotey.com.

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