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Category Archives: Making it Stick
Making it stick: Emotion matters
This is Part 6 of a seven-part series on making speeches and presentations memorable. It is based on the book “Made to Stick” by Chip and Dan Heath. We can learn a lot, on many levels, from Mother Theresa. We can even … Continue reading
Making it Stick: Be Concrete
This is Part 4 of a seven-part series on making speeches and presentations memorable. It is based on the book “Made to Stick” by Chip and Dan Heath. Today I want to talk to you about planned initiatives to streamline … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Chip Heath, concrete, concreteness, Dan Heath, Daniel Kraft, Ernest Hemingway, Made to Stick, memorable, presentations, Schlitz, Speech, TED, William Faulkner
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Making it stick: Be unexpected
Being unexpected is a great way for public speakers to be memorable. You have to create surprise and interest for your audience. Learn how in this post and watch a great example in a talk given by Dan Pink. Continue reading
Posted in Delivery, Making it Stick, TED
Tagged A Whole New Mind, be unexpected, Chip Heath, Dan Heath, Dan Pink, Made to Stick, Making it Stick, presentations, public speaking, surprise, suspense, TED, unexpected
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