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Second Rule

If people still have difficulty to understand your speech. Try to explain it in different ways.

You can use stories, metaphors, or real case in daily life to make it easy to understand

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First Rule

When you try to explain an ideas, try not to make much sentence or main idea more than three parts.

If you exceed this, try to eliminate and summary that part so it can compromise into only three parts

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Third Rule

If there is any difficull ideas or concept you want to tell. You can explain in multiple times to make sure people really grasp what are you saying.

Repetition will make people easily understand step by step, from the simple to the most complex meaning.

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How to Communicate Better with Three rules of 3

Communication is part of daily life. We use it to convey our ideas to other people so that they may understand our purpose.

There are 3 rules you can implement to improve your communication :

  1. Compose your sentence or ideas into three parts
  2. Try to explain a concept or idea...

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If you can get an audience to really 'see' what you’re trying to explain, they will not only be able to understand it better, but they will also remember it.

Analogies and metaphors work really well, especially if there are no real-life examples to draw on.

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Try not to use technical language. If you do, make sure it is absolutely necessary in order to help the audience understand or appreciate your point – and ensure that you explain the word or term immediately afterwards.

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The 3-I's: Issue, Illustration, Invitation

  1. Outline your issue or explain your idea in simple terms
  2. Use an illustration to expound on your main point - it can be funny or inspirational stories, jokes, metaphors, or analogies. 
  3. Give an invitation, a way in which your listener is able to respond. Y...

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