Episode 64. On Viral Messages, Sound Bites and How to Create Them

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Ever wondered how messages become sticky? How to have your messages repeated back to you? Well that's exactly what I discuss in this episode and how I now have people 'giving back’ my key messages to me, or citing them in their own presentations and discussions. It's like the speaking version of a viral meme on social media … and it's powerful evidence of a message that's landed. Do you have a copy of my How To Stop Rambling ebook? Like the podcast, it's a short, pithy, tip-packed resource that will do what it says on the label - show you how to stop rambling and speak with impact, every single time. Visit impactfulpresenters.com to download your copy

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