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“As professional speakers, trainers and communicators, we oftentimes have a misleading tendency to see our audience as nothing more than an extension of ourselves.”

“When we craft our message to meet the needs and expectations of audience members living on the extremes of the bell curve, then those in the middle are naturally taken care of.”

“Discarding some audience members’ experiences as edge cases implicitly defines the boundaries of who in your audience you actually care about.”

“A one-size-fits-all delivery of your message will always end up denying part of your audience with fair and equal opportunities to truly learn, share, grow, and belong.”

“To be truly inclusive, you must design your content for the extremes of the human experience, where your audience lives differently, thinks differently, and experiences differently.”

“If you’ve designed your keynote, presentation or workshop to fit the average audience member, then I’m sorry to say, but in reality, you’ve essentially designed it to fit no one.”

“We spend an awful lot of time crafting the delivery our message, but not nearly enough time thinking about how that message will be received by our audience members.”