It feels like the hardest part of speaking virtually is something we do so naturally in-person – look you in the eye.
People don’t trust people who don’t look them in the eye, and it’s hard to stay engaged when someone isn’t looking at you.
Watch the video to find out two ways to help keep yourself looking at the lens so you stay engaged with your audience.
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