Show Notes
Ryan Foland speaks with Neil Sahota, speaker, author, AI expert, and a UN adviser.
In this episode of our podcast series, Ryan and Neil talk about the importance of being a storyteller, and how the way you tell your story or what story you tell changes every time you are set to give a speech.
One of the key messages in this interview is that you have to adapt your speech to the needs of your audience. Tune in for an interview full of ideas and advice on how to become an adaptive speaker.
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