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Most people fail to say their own name correctly. Odd as that may sound, Laura Sicola explains her assertion in a YouTube video that is approaching 7 million views. Dr. Sicola earned her PhD in educational linguistics and has two decades of experience teaching good vocal habits to executives at companies including Comcast, IBM, and Vanguard. As she explains to roving reporter Rotbart, how you introduce yourself determines how effectively you will convey the messages that follow. This is true whether you are speaking to a room from a podium or meeting a person one-on-one for the first time. How well do you articulate your name? Say it, say it, say it!

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