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Tag Archives: Ken Futch
How To Introduce A High-profile Speaker
How To Introduce A High-Profile Speaker Such As A Religious Leader Or Politician: An Example By Gene Griessman, PhD Recently I was asked to introduce Ken Futch, a Hall of Fame professional speaker. Afterward Futch told me it was … Continue reading
Posted in Etiquette, Humor/Jokes and How To Tell Jokes, Public Speaking, Weddings, funerals,graduations, and other occasions, Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Tagged an example of an introduction, competence defined, definition of competence, gene griessman, how to interview a celebrity, How to interview a pastor, how to interview a priest, How to introduce a high-profile speaker, how to introduce someone important, how to use humor in an invitation, Ken Futch, Lincoln speaks to leaders, New York Times obituaries, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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Sales: How To Begin A Presentation
What You Say When You Want To Start The Sales Process by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Here’s a terrific opener that professional speaker and author Ken Futch recently shared with us. You may be able to use it as a template … Continue reading
Posted in Business Advice, Sales
Tagged atlanta speakers bureau, gene griessman, How do you begin a sales presentation?, how to begin the sales process, how to make a sales presentation, how to sell, Ken Futch, Lincoln on Communication, sales presentation, Sales Presentations, sales tactics, sales technique, selling skills, selling techniques, Take Your Best Shot, The Words Lincoln Lived By, what you say, whatyousay.com
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How To Use Humor In A Speech: Jennifer B. Kahnweiler with Ken Futch
What You Say In A Speech: An Interview With Ken Futch by Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, author of The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet Strength Kahnweiler: Where can we find “juicy” material for our own stories? Futch: The best source … Continue reading
Posted in Public Speaking, Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Tagged gene griessman, give a speech, how to give a speech, how to use humor in a speech, Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, Ken Futch, Lincoln on Communication, public speaking tips, speech, speech making, speech-giving, Speeches, The Introverted Leader, tips for public speaking, what you say, whatyousay.com
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EXPLETIVES: A NEW ONE
Something New For Your Expletive List: Oh Futch! Instead of saying the seven dirty words such as “Oh f…!” or “Oh sh..!,” or using some juvenile-sounding alternative such as “Oh fudge,” here’s a new option: “Oh Futch!” “Oh Futch” sounds … Continue reading
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Tagged "Oh Futch!" "Who Gives A Futch?", dirty words, expletive, gene griessman, Ken Futch, Lincoln speaks to leaders, The Words Lincoln Lived By
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Media Interviews: How To Express An Opinion
“Off the Cuff” Comments If you are asked to express an opinion, but you want to indicate that what you say is not the result of careful research, here’s one way to say it: “If somebody were to put a … Continue reading
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