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Gun Control, Donald Trump, and NRA Talking Points
Gun Riddance and Five NRA Talking Points The First Talking Point. “Guns don’t kill people. People kill people.” Donald Trump’s version. “It’s not the gun that pulls the trigger. It’s the person.” And here’s what you can say. “It is … Continue reading
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Tagged AJ-47, El Paso shooting, gun control, nra, NRA talking points, Parkland, Sandy Hook, Second Amendment, terrorists, Trump, Trump and the NRA
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Donald Trump On English Grammar
Donald Trump’s Best Words: “Badly” Trump recently said to a reporter; “I feel badly for Paul Manafort.” What is good grammar, badly or bad? We found this answer in The English Language & Usage Stack Exchange: “I feel badly” would … Continue reading
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Tagged bad or badly, Donald Trump “I feel badly”, English grammar, gene griessman, Lincoln speaks to leaders, Paul Manafort, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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How To Break Into An Ongoing Discussion
How To Break Into An Ongoing Discussion Here’s an simple but effective power phrase that you can use in a media interview, a team/board meeting, or a negotiation Say: “May I just add something?” The simplicity and brevity of this … Continue reading
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Tagged how to communicate, how to Interrupt, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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How To Change The Subject
How To Change The Subject By Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Terri Gross, host of NPR’s “Fresh Air” offers this advice if you’re being interviewed for a job or if you’re on radio or TV and it’s … Continue reading
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Verbal Diplomacy:How To Leave Yourself Wiggle Room
What You Say… …if you’re inclined to agree with someone. You’re not absolutely sure about the facts and want to indicate how you’re leaning but want to leave yourself wiggle room, say: “I haven’t formed a final thought on that … Continue reading
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Tagged cautious communication, diplomatic communication, etiquette, gene griessman, John McLaughlin, The Words Lincoln Lived By, verbal diplomacy
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How To Use A Martial Arts Tactic When You Communicate
Martial Arts Communication By Gene Griessman, Ph.D. You can use a principle from the martial arts to turn verbal attacks into wins for you. It’s well understood that Judo and Karate students learn to turn the energy of an attacker’s thrusts … Continue reading
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Tagged advice for debaters, advice for negotiating, advice for speakers, atlantaspeakersbureau.com, communication strategist, gene griessman, how to say it right, how to survive a verbal attack, martial arts communication, media interviews
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How To Disagree: A Favorite Agree-Disagree Statement
What You Say When You Want To Disagree With Someone by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Whatyousay.com gives you a choice of power statements that you can use when you are in an argument, or when you are making a presentation, and … Continue reading
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Media Interview Tips From the HBO Movie Review “Game Change”
What You Say When You Are Asked A Tough Question During A Media Interview By Gene Griessman,Ph.D. If you want to know what to do, and what not to do, in a media interview, be sure to watch the HBO … Continue reading
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Unusual Quotations:No Comment
John Cage’s Witty Way To Say No Comment By Gene Griessman, PhD If you don’t want to respond to a question, here’s one way to do it: “I probably should answer that question with the words of the famous American … Continue reading →
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