Why You Need To Travel!

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This is my Ignite presentation in Professional Communication and Presentation class. I think Americans need to travel more and experience the world. In this presentation you will learn why.

We all love

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don’t we?

you
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Only 30% of
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Money > Leisure =World
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Why
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LEARN

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it’s

the best

education

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History
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To

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Horizon

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What

is out there?

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It’s an
Adventure

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it
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We are
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The

Stories
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We
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Confidence

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Self
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Preparation
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Plan
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Research
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It’s a
Journey

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that lets you view a
Different culture

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and hear a
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We Learn to

Appreciate
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The most important
lessons in life can never
be expressed in black
and white, but must be

experienced
-Benny

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