A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, — John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, — John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, — John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, — John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, — John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
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A recent survey of Top Five Fears places public speaking alongside “identity theft” and “mass shootings.” In the 1980s, it completed with “nuclear destruction.” In the 1970s, “shark attack.

— John Capecci and Timothy Cage, Living Proof: Telling Your Story to Make a Difference
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