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Using Rhetorical Devices to Create Magnetic Talks

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When we think about rhetoric, several pictures may come to mind.

  • Some think of high school speech and debate team.
  • Some think of politics.
  • Some envision philosophers living in ancient times.

All of these ideas are correct, because rhetoric has been around for thousands of years and has changed and expanded to suit the times in which it’s been used.

Oe thing's for sure, rhetoric without rhetorical devices is like cheese without crackers.

Today, we're talking about how to use rhetorical devices to create a magnetic talk. It's part 3 in our 3 part series on how to be more expressive.

Full Show Notes at PlatformGiant.com/71

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When we think about rhetoric, several pictures may come to mind.

  • Some think of high school speech and debate team.
  • Some think of politics.
  • Some envision philosophers living in ancient times.

All of these ideas are correct, because rhetoric has been around for thousands of years and has changed and expanded to suit the times in which it’s been used.

Oe thing's for sure, rhetoric without rhetorical devices is like cheese without crackers.

Today, we're talking about how to use rhetorical devices to create a magnetic talk. It's part 3 in our 3 part series on how to be more expressive.

Full Show Notes at PlatformGiant.com/71

  continue reading

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