Do you ever find yourself wishing that your audience understood you better? Do you have difficulty conveying your great ideas clearly?
One of the most important writing techniques I ever learned was parallelism. Parallelism leads to clear writing, and clear writing leads to clear speaking.
In this article, we define parallelism, study numerous examples, and discuss how you can incorporate it into your speeches.
Thomas Carlyle once observed:
Music is well said to be the speech of angels.
You can make your speechwriting sing by learning lessons from songwriters. By applying these eight songwriting techniques, you will get your audiences to virtually tap their feet, nod their heads, and even hum along to your message.
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