Point out your problem

This may sound like bad advice, but sometimes when you can't get out of something, you might as well dive all the way in. 

Did you just get fired? Well, there's no solution to that, so you might as well embrace your new situation and also sell your house, plan that trip around the wo...

1. Begin with presenting the problem, a clear point of frustration.
2. Present your well-thought-out solution to the problem. 
3. The “Benefit” is typically indirect and should not require much emphasis. Your audiences’ response should come naturally as a r...

Sarcasm can express our expectations as well as our disappointments.

When rain spoils an outdoor picnic, and you say, "We picked a fine day for this," it means you had hoped it would be sunny and you're unhappy about the rain.