I have been given the opportunity to give a 10 minute presentation to a group of people. I need 20minutes if I were to go through the recommended ideal life group presentation. Do you have any thoughts on what I should focus my time on in the presentation?

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Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019

Tell them why giving you 20 minutes will be worth it for the group. Then follow the process we have given you. A 10-minute group referral process does not exist.

If you can't get the time you need to accomplish the task, don't accept the invitation.

(Analogy for why this should be an easy decision: If the pilot on your next flight to America was told that he would only be given enough fuel to get halfway there, what would you hope he does: (s) Accept half the fuel and do the best he can with a water landing in the Pacific Ocean or (b) Only agree to fly a plane that has enough fuel to get to the destination?)

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