If anyone is in a position to answer, it would be Ann Silver, the executive director of The Reno+Sparks Chamber of Commerce.

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How To Do It: Focus narrowly on an area where you want help, such as asking about the clarity of your call to action in a recent presentation or your degree of warmth or passion in meetings.

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