Q: To help you relax before making a speech, should you:
(a) have an extra Scotch;
(b) revise your notes; or
(c) try to yawn?
A: According to the book by Diane DiResta (Knockout Presentations) the correct answer is - Try to yawn. It's a physiological thing.
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