52 Rhetoric Tips by Robert Begley
Robert BegleyOne Tip. Once a Week. To Help You Speak with Purpose and Persuade with Power.
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Rhetoric Tip #24: Rise Above the Noise
We survived Black Friday. Then came Cyber Monday. Then Giving Tuesday. And now? The email and text avalanche.
Rhetoric Tip 23: Give Thanks Out Loud
When preparing a presentation, we often concentrate on logic, structure, and confidence. However, in seasons of reflection, especially Thanksgiving, expressing appreciation during a speech enhances your authenticity and makes your message m...
Rhetoric Tip #22: Stop Hiding Behind Slides. Lead With Your Voice!
Most speakers misuse slides. Instead of using them as an aid to amplify a message, they treat them like Captain America’s shield to hide behind.
Rhetoric Tip #21: Turn Your Personal Story into a Universal Message
In Voices of Reason, I highlight how great communicators such as Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King Jr., and Patrick Henry transformed the details of their personal experience into messages that moved entire nations. They didn’t merely ...
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Professional speaker and coach helping leaders communicate with clarity, courage, and confidence. Author of Voices of Reason and founder of Speaking With Purpose.
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