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 <note>What does a magic stone from India have to do with communication? What does Thomas Edison's ideology say about the way you run your business? What do penguins shivering in Antarctica have to do with teamwork? If you want a new way to arouse your team, captivate an audience or give your next presentation real punch, then TURNING IT ON is the book for you! Packed with incredible stories and truly engaging tales, Robin Speculand has written a book that will definitely help you add substance and sparkle to all your communications. Read it and turn on the creativity in your meetings, presentations and newsletters. (cited from www.bridgesconsultancy.com)</note>
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