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Picture of Ted SorensenWhat make a speech great ? The substance. This statement is from Ted Sorenson, the guys behind all the memorable speeches of John F. Kennedy.

In this interview with Steve Paikin, Sorenson explain that their is no recipe for great speeches, no secret formula. No catchy phrase will make it better.

The only way to make a good speech is to have substance in it. Express value, principal.

Do yourself a gift and watch this 12 minutes interview.

 

Sorensen passed away in 2010.

Thanks to Mich Joel for the link

Source: It’s The Position And Principle That Brings An Idea To Life | Six Pixels of Separation – Marketing and Communications Blog – By Mitch Joel at Twist Image.

 

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Sometimes, the best way to explain an emotion or a concept is a good image.

Here is a fantastic tribute to Polaroid. Pure genius. It is from Phil Jones, a designer from Minneapolis. He was inspired by this article about the slow death of Polaroid.

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Words are strong. Images are stronger.

The next time that you prepare a speech, look at your slide. There will probably be too much text. Reduce it and replace with strong picture. You will have a better emotional connection with the audience.

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