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Monday, June 15, 2015Closing with Confidence Thank you for participating in the June 15, 2015, teleseminar with Garry Kinder and Bill Moore, sponsored by the FFA and NARIC. Your handout is attached.

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How to fill out closing with confidence

1. To fill out closing with confidence, follow these steps:
2. Recap the main points: Start by summarizing the key points or arguments presented in your discussion or presentation.
3. Provide a solution or recommendation: Based on the information shared, offer a clear solution or recommendation to support your main points.
4. Address counterarguments: Acknowledge potential counterarguments or opposing viewpoints and provide a concise response to them.
5. Emphasize the benefits: Highlight the benefits or advantages of your proposed solution or recommendation.
6. Conclude with a call to action: End your closing by inspiring or encouraging your audience to take action based on the information presented.
7. Practice and rehearse: Practice delivering your closing with confidence, ensuring a smooth flow and clear delivery.
8. Maintain eye contact and body language: When delivering your closing, maintain eye contact with your audience and use positive body language to convey confidence.
9. Use appropriate vocal tone and volume: Speak clearly and confidently, using appropriate vocal tone and volume to engage your audience.
10. Stay calm and composed: Stay composed and avoid rushing through your closing. Take pauses when needed to emphasize important points.
11. End with a positive note: Conclude your closing on a positive and uplifting note, leaving a lasting impression on your audience.

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1. Closing with confidence is beneficial to a variety of individuals including:
2. - Public speakers: Public speakers who want to leave a strong impression and effectively convey their message.
3. - Salespeople: Salespeople who aim to persuade potential customers and close deals with confidence.
4. - Job applicants: Job applicants who want to make a memorable closing statement during interviews to increase their chances of getting hired.
5. - Students: Students who are presenting their projects or findings and want a strong finish to leave a lasting impact on their audience.
6. - Professionals: Professionals who need to deliver persuasive presentations or proposals to clients or stakeholders.
7. - Leaders: Leaders who want to inspire and motivate their team by delivering confident and compelling closing remarks.

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Closing with confidence is a financial reporting process where a company must provide an accurate and truthful assessment of its financial status.

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All businesses and organizations that have financial activities are required to file closing with confidence.

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Closing with confidence is typically filled out by the company's accountants or financial department using financial data and reports.

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The purpose of closing with confidence is to provide stakeholders, investors, and regulatory bodies with an accurate and transparent view of a company's financial health.

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Closing with confidence typically includes balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and other financial data.