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    • Practice speaking slowly to increase intensity and impactSlowing down your speech can deepen connections with others and improve overall well-being

      Slowing down, whether it's through speaking more deliberately or taking a pause in our daily lives, can have a profound impact. When we speak slowly, the intensity, intimacy, and impact of our words increase. Kate Cocker, a speaker trainer, suggests practicing this technique by intentionally speaking more slowly and noticing the reactions of those around us. By embracing the power of slow, we may find that we connect more deeply with others and ourselves. So, take a moment today to try speaking more slowly and see what impact it has on your interactions and overall well-being.

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