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Win Audiences With Your Words


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Burt Dubin
burtSpeakingBizSuccess.com

Speaking Success System
http://www.SpeakingBizSuccess.com


There you are -- standing before a new audience -- yearning to

reach each person with your ideas. How are you to do this? Gerry

Spence in his "How to Argue and Win Every Time," showed me a

vision of the possible. Enter into his world with me. Experience

the methods of this master.





--- "Your words are your verbal fingerprints.



"They're the fingerprints of your personhood. The energy in your

phrases is an extraordinary mix of traits and talents and

experience that's unique. It's yours alone."



You start by being credible. To be credible, stand

psychologically naked before your audience. Resolute

authenticity, no trickery, pure truth -- these are your

credibility tools. "In the course of human history, truth-telling

has been designated as the highest of virtues in every culture.

This is why the credibility that results therefrom is always so

powerful."



Stand tall and proud. Walk like a matador. "The way you move is

your autobiography in motion."





--- Use image-laden words.



"Words that do not create images should be discarded. Words that

have no intrinsic emotional or visual content ought to be

avoided. Words that are directed to the sterile, intellectual

head-place should be abandoned. Use simple words that create

pictures, words that generate feeling. Tell yourself, 'If I am

real, the right words will come.'"



Prove your points with stories. "Why is the story so powerful? It

speaks in the language form of the species. Its structure is

natural. It permits you to speak easily, openly, powerfully, from

your heart zone. It provokes interest. It is an antidote to the

doldrums. A story touches us in our tenders, in those soft,

unprotected places where our decisions are always made."





--- "The magic, the joy of preparation:



"True preparation is not work. It is the joy of creating.

Preparation is wading into life, languishing in it, rolling in

it, embracing it, smearing it over yourself, living it. I say, go

play. Write out your ideas. Watch new ideas come popping out from

magical depths. Learn how it feels to discover, not only what

there is to know about your ideas, but also what there is to

discover about the most uniquely interesting person in the

history of mankind -- namely, you."



Let your words be "powered by your stories. Make them rich with

the emotional commitment of a person who cares. Tune in to the

power of the heart zone. Tell me how it was! How it is! Make me

see it! Make me feel it! Make me understand! Make me care! If I

cannot care, I cannot make anyone else care."





--- "Action, not abstraction:



Stick with the action. Avoid the abstraction. The power of the

story is in its ability to create action and to avoid

abstraction."





--- "Charisma:



Charisma is energy, energy from the heart zone. Charisma occurs

when your feelings are transferred in their purest form to the

audience. Charisma is not diluted feelings. It is not disguised.

It is raw feeling. Charisma is the passing of our pure energy,

our pure passion, to the audience."



--- "Open the floodgates:



Focus on your feelings. Feel your feelings. Feel your passion for

your ideas. Feel the fervor that comes steaming up. Feel the love

that caresses. Feet the joy! Let your feelings run free."





I recommend that -- if you choose to be a consummate speaker --

you buy this book. It includes many more powerful and poignant

ideas. Any bookstore can get it for you. The publisher is St.

Martin's Press, N.Y. ISBN# 0-312-11827-9.



Burt Dubin, a 20 year veteran of the business of speaking, coaches and mentors speakers and wanna-be's world-wide. Burt works with people who want to be speakers and with speakers who want to be masters. The words of his clients, the admiration and respect expressed for his work by some of the world's most successful speakers, testify to the values he delivers. For samples of his wisdom, simply go to his web-site, http://www.SpeakingBizSuccess.com . Down-load some of the 12 FREE articles and 20 FREE newsletters.



Burt Dubin, 1 Speaking Success Road, Kingman, Arizona 86402-6543, USA. Phone 1-800-321-1225. Fax 928-753-7554.

E-mail Burt at: burtSpeakingBizSuccess.com



© Copyright 2001 Burt Dubin





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