Content, Interaction, Rhetoric 20 Nov 2016 Four Superpowers Of The Closed Question I never understood it. I will never understand it. Why do untrained speakers avoid questions like Donald Trump avoids intellectual… fm No Comments
Content, Rhetoric 16 Nov 2016 Do You Like Forced Rhetorical Answers? There are good rhetorical questions and there are bad rhetorical questions. At least, that’s the way I see it. The… fm No Comments
Rhetoric, Storytelling 26 Sep 2016 The Moment That Changed Everything Mark Hunter from Australia is a dear friend of mine. Mark has wise hair, a wise radio voice, and the fact… fm No Comments
Creativity, Rhetoric 18 Sep 2016 When Will You Start To Use Rhetoric That Rocks? In biology the term symbiosis means, the relationship between two different kinds of living things that live together and depend… fm No Comments
Persuasion, Rhetoric 12 Sep 2016 Eleven Calls To Action A speech without an objective is like a ship without a harbor. When it comes to persuasion, the most effective… fm No Comments
Rhetoric 31 May 2016 Where Has All The Rhetoric Gone? The more I dedicate myself to the scientific art of speaking, the more I dig into the field of persuasion… fm 4 Comments
Content, Rhetoric 30 May 2016 Let’s Not Talk About Sex One of my absolute favorite rhetorical devices is paralipsis. Paralipsis means omission. You omit something you say by saying that you… fm No Comments
Content, Inspiration, Rhetoric 09 Feb 2016 You Is Not You I've heard it so many times. Blog posts like this one promote it everywhere and constantly. As a speaker you… fm No Comments
Content, Creativity, Rhetoric 22 Sep 2015 Say Things Differently In his immortal Gettysburg address, Abe Lincoln opened his mouth and said, Four score and seven years ago… He could’ve… fm No Comments
Content, Rhetoric 21 Aug 2015 The Easiest And Most Difficult Rhetorical Device A speaker's life could be so easy. You could follow Craig Valentine's advice and enter the re-living room. You could… fm No Comments
