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Inform Your Face

When you're speaking, if you're having a good time, inform your face. Your face is the most valuable real estate in any meeting room.

The audience wants to hear, see, and sense your face enjoying your belief in your clear and simple message. When they do, you and your ideas will be more convincing.

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Saying What The Audience Wants To Hear

When speaking to an audience, making things simple involves not saying what you want to say, but what the audience wants to hear.

A simple message thoughtfully repeated, anchors itself inside the mind of the audience and becomes their main takeaway.

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Six things every message needs

  1. It's one idea. Focus your idea on the one point you want your audience to buy into. Too many ideas will produce confusion.
  2. You can express it in a single, clear sentence. If your message is more than one sentence or a long sentence, your l...

How to make your meaning clear

  • Use simple language and avoid technical terms.
  • Be sure of your topic and have a clear understanding of it.
  • Use exhibits, pictures, and illustrations to appeal to the sense of sight.
  • Christ declared that He had to teach by parables, “Because they (His listeners) seeing...

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