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#60: The speech heard round the world

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “You’re not the star of the show. The audience is.” ~ Nancy Duarte, HBR Guide to Persuasive Presentations

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Arnold’s Speech to the Russian People

17 March 2022 [Full Video here.] Hello, everybody. And thank you for sharing your time with me. I’m sending this message to various different channels

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#59: Zelenskyy and the Power of Archetype

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “All the most important ideas in history go back to archetypes.” ~ Carl Jung

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#58: A Speech to Inspire Action

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “I’m a big believer in the power of people’s stories
as the thing that moves people to action.” ~ Barack Obama

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Linked Narrative: Larry Salzman

Larry Salzman is the Director of Litigation for the Pacific Legal Foundation, a national public interest law firm. He delivered the Linked Narrative speech below

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Your Linked Narrative Story

“If I am not for myself, who will be for me? When I am only for myself, what am I? If not now, when?” ~

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#57: How to Give Useful Feedback

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “We all need people who will give us feedback. That’s how we improve.” ~ Bill Gates

#56: The Power of Simulation

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “I’m obsessed . . . I can’t put it down.” ~ My buddy Roger Pattison, on the book Project Hail Mary

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#55: Joe Rogan and Rapoport’s Rules

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “Morality binds and blinds.” ~ Jon Haidt, The Righteous Mind

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#54: Traveling to Neverland

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “NO RAGRETS” ~ Scottie P’s tattoo, We’re the Millers

Delivery Principles and Exercises

Delivery is about speaking with confidence. Poor delivery can obscure your message and signal to your audience that you’re nervous. Fortunately, strong delivery practices are

Messaging Principles

There are six key principles for making your ideas stick in your listener’s head. Your messaging should be: Simple Unexpected Concrete Credible Emotional Tell a

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