Today I learned about undifferentiated phrasing
and how it can make you a great, engaging speaker.
For a long while,
I've been misled to think that strong personalities
are essential ingredients for success in making moving speeches.
I was wrong all along.
Good speakers,
like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton,
are rather reactive than dominating.
Emotion-invoking speeches occur when
dynamic interactions between the speaker and the audience are made.
Instead of leading, you have to follow the flow
and improvise,
thus, requiring a taste of spontaneity
in the art of making great speeches.
Apparently,
gesticulations constitute
55% of the speech -
the so-called "7%-38%-55% rule" -
gotta work on my phrasing I guess

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