Etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore offers this advice to aspiring speakers: “A long, dry presentation of facts is sure to be a yawn-inducer, so consider your presentation as a conversation with your audience. . . . Ask questions, incorporate teambuilding exercise, and ask for volunteers to come up to the front to help you demonstrate a point. . . . Ask the group to stand, clap, or raise their hands, and give you frequent feedback. And remember, a little humor goes a long way.” Consider what you’ve learned in this chapter and the book as a whole. Is this good advice for all audiences?