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Here’s a good and indeed fun example of an analytical approach to speeches that goes into minute detail on what characterises a truly lively and impactful presentation – excellent examples yet again of how tools of rhetoric dating from the days of Aristotle work as well today as they ever did. Video: youtube.com MART KOLDITS,…
We know Aristotle as an outstanding ancient Greek philosopher. But how could he have been able to share his wisdom if he had not been a good public speaker? Below are three pieces of his advice to consider when making your next speech. 1. Think about your audience rather than yourself. For most people, a…
A good overview of six basic rhetorical devices from antiquity that still work today. Warning: If you have not heard of these devices before, we can assure you that watching this video will transform the way you perceive speeches. It is particularly suitable for viewing before elections. Video: youtube.com, TEDxVerona/ Home page photo: Wikipedia MART…
Speak in short sentences and express your thoughts clearly. Nowadays, a lot of communication with teams and clients takes place online. Therefore, it is crucial to remember one principle whenever you speak in public, i.e. communicate with your people: get to the point and be as brief as possible. Avoid verbosity and maintain focus. Think…
Here is an excellent example of how you can still speak as if you are coming up with and wording your thoughts as you go along even if you are reading from a script. It also shows how this method gives the speaker time and adds more weight. Moreover, it is a good example of…
People often ask us how many slides there should be in a good presentation. Is it better to make more slides or keep their number as low as possible?
Below is a good explanation of why storytelling is the most powerful tool of persuasion.
