Use Inclusive Language and Examples

When selecting topics, consider how you can present content in a way that is inclusive and relatable. Avoid jargon or culturally specific references that might alienate some listeners, making your topic accessible to all.

When selecting topics, consider how you can present content in a way that is inclusive and relatable. Avoid jargon or culturally specific references that might alienate some listeners, making your topic accessible to all.

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