Read the following case study and critically answer the questions that follow: Elon Musk may be known as a visic made billions of dollars from his innovations, but Musk stumbles over his words and stutters during speeches. Musk said: "I'm such a bad public speaker! Damn." Elon Musk, through the public eye, is never good at giving effective presentations. Despite this, he has a strong public presence and is an idol for many Steve Jobs was the chairman, chief executive Officer (CEO), and co-founder of Apple Inc., the chairman and majority shareholder of Pixar, a member of The Walt Disney Company's board of directors. Jobs was very passionate about delivering the keynote, and this is evident through his tone of voice, open body language, and eye contact with the audience. His cadence was great, as he had well-timed pauses to let the audience react to what he was demoing Both Elon Musk and Steve Jobs are amazing businessmen, who built companies like Tesla and Apple worth billions of dollars. However, we observe stark differences in their public speaking skills. i) Based on the above description of both speakers, how far do you think public speaking is important in this context? How do people connect to Elon's ideas despite him not putting them forward effectively? If he is successful despite being bad at public speaking, how important do you think public speaking really is? ii) Consider yourself a successful public speaker like Steve. Mention and elaborate all the qualities that are important to be a good public speaker. Now consider yourself in Elon's shoes. Knowing that you are not a great public speaker, mention the qualities apart from verbal communication that would help you convey your messages effectively to others