Be cautious when using humor in a speech. Written and verbal humor may impact an audience differently.
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Step 1: Acknowledge differences - Recognize that written humor often relies on timing, pacing, and delivery cues that aren’t present in text, while verbal humor depends on vocal tone, pace, and audience reading of delivery. Show more…
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