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The Importance Of Speaking Clearly In Communication

2010/11/6 17:36:00 50

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Speak Clearly And Communicate Successfully.

Speak clearly

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Communicate

The importance of a university student, if he is asked to speak to university students, is very great.

Successful grasp

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But if he had to speak to a group of workers, he might fail; the most important and repeated statement of Napoleon to his secretaries was: "be clear! Understand!" we talked only to illustrate something, move people, and persuade people to act and interest.

Therefore, clarifying this condition really occupies an important position.

Each article can not be separated from the following four points: 1.

(2) persuade others and make people moved.

4. Make people interested.

When you tell your audience something that they are not familiar with, what do you want to know about them? I tell you that you use metaphor to illustrate facts, and use what people know to describe things they do not know.

If your profession is specialized, and you speak to a group of ordinary people, you should be very careful not only to avoid professional terms, but also to explain the common nouns in detail.

Why should I say that I should be extra careful? Because I have heard how many speeches and people often fail at this point. Lincoln once explained to people why he likes to use plain and simple words. He said, "remember when I was a kid, if someone spoke to me and I didn't understand, I would often get angry. In my life, I could never think of anything else that could make me more angry. I still remember when I heard orders.

I talked to my father for a whole night. When I went back to my dorm, I kept on pacing, and spent a lot of time thinking about what I didn't understand.

When I want to think about a thing, even if I want to go to bed, I can't sleep.

But even if I think of it, I can't think of it. I have to think about it again and again. It is almost a hobby for me to tell it in plain and simple words, no matter what a child can understand.

He often spent a few hours thinking about a thing. When he thought about it, he had to pick out the best sentence in the three sentences he had thought out.

Why can't most people talk about one of the most common things? It's easy to understand. In order to make people understand thoroughly, you must explain it again and again.

An American statesman, Chai Chou an, said, "if you haven't understood the problem yourself, you will never be able to make it clear. Instead, the more you know this question, the easier it is for you to convey the problem to others.

The second sentence above is the restatement of the first sentence, but the audience does not have enough time to identify it carefully. Is it a repetition or not?