Speak Like Churchill, Stand Like Lincoln

Churchill once said that a speech is like a symphony. It may have three movements but must have one dominant melody. Listening to a long speech can seem like reading a book without punctuation. For any presentation or talk, you’ll be wise to observe what I call the three R’s of numbers: Reduce, Round, and Relate. My response to the Chinese adage “One picture [may be] worth a thousand words†is another Chinese saying: “The tongue can paint what the eye can’t see.†The difference between a joke and humor is the difference between a pornographic picture and a love scene in a good movie. Follow the three R’s of presenting humor—make it Realistic, make it Relevant, and don’t Read it!If you are interested in other public speaking tips, also check out my tips on how to use an iPad for public speaking.
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