Lightning Talk: Introverts: Speak!
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Argues that the claim “introverts can’t speak at conferences” is false, giving specifics: introverts think to speak while extroverts speak to think, effective preparation is mental rehearsal (mentions rehearse ~20 times), and low‑risk conference roles — registration desk, timing talks, short lightning slots — serve as concrete pathways into speaking. Notes a concrete count: two talks delivered this year as an example that the approach scales.
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