Make people understand your

presentation

Jennie Gotsis#1 Communication for 22 y.#2 Rhetoric for 12 y.#3 Helps people design their verbal presentations.

Find your messageMove it forwardExclude everything elseUse easy languageSurprise them

DispositionsRhetoricInformativeTimeConclusion

Elevator pitchI help .............with......... by........, wich is good for people who........

OrYou know when.... and you feel.....and you need someone who...? That is what I do.

BeginningsA quoteA metaphorA historic eventA personal experienceA statementA question

EndingsA rhetorical questionAn invitation to actAn appeal to receivers feelingsTie the end with the beginningA proper thank you

Spice it up!Anaphora: opens with same word Contrast: opposites in same sentenceParadox: ”if we are unlucky, we might even get the drinks for free.”Metaphor: ”working here is being on a rollercoaster every day.”Litotes: the deliberate understatementRhetorical question: has the answer in the question. The unexpected: pick an unexpected ending of your sentence.

Marriage is a wonderful institution, but who wants to live

in an institution.

Groucho Marx

I must say I find television very educational. The

minute somebody turns it on, I go to the library and

read a good book.

Groucho Marx

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