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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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What You Say If Your Joke Bombs
HOW TO RECOVER IF YOUR JOKE OR ACTIVITY BOMBS By Gene Griessman I watched Bronkar Lee, who’s a professional entertainer and speaker, tell a joke that bombed. There was silence in the room, the kind of funereal quietness that descends … Continue reading
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How To Introduce A Speaker: A Sample Introduction
What You Say If You Introduce A Professional Speaker by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Advice for Public Speakers If you do a lot of public speaking, you need a pre-written introduction. You really do. It’s hazardous to leave your introductions to … Continue reading
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When To Give A Long Speech
When To Make A Long Speech: What Would Abraham Lincoln Do? by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. The Gettysburg Address was just two minutes long. It is recognized today as one of the finest speeches ever given in the English language. Generally … Continue reading
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What You Say: How To Say It Right
You Can Harness The Power Of Words Avoid verbal blunders. Learn what Not to say Win arguments Close sales Finish what you start to say Write great letters, notes, and emails Cope with difficult people Make powerful presentations Learn power … Continue reading
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