How do I go about doing that?
Many organizations, as well as technical experts, are notoriously gifted at using specialized language to communicate ideas or discuss various matters. Unfortunately, such language is exclusionary of anyone who does not share the knowledge or culture required to understand the references, connect the dots, or even appreciate the subtleties conveyed through what may oftentimes appear to be a secret language.
To ensure everyone in your audience can clearly understand you, avoid the use of such specialized terms, and be extremely clear in the way you communicate your ideas. When such jargon is unavoidable, then use it, but be sure to provide the necessary context, so non-initiates can still keep up. You might even offer your audience a glossary of specialized terms to help off-set the gaps.
Inclusive Professional Speaking model
This tip applies to the Inspired speaker stage.
