I Studied History's Greatest Speakers. Here's What They Do.
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I Studied History's Greatest Speakers. Here's What They Do.
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How do you become a better public speaker? Great speakers don't naturally deliver with confidence and clarity; they build the skill through specific, learnable habits.
In this episode, I break down the exact practices history's greatest speakers used to become magnetic, persuasive communicators, including a story about a young JFK bombing a public speaking class in college.
You'll learn how to structure your speech for maximum impact, specific rhetorical figures to sound more persuasive (the same ones Lincoln and JFK used), and how to actually practice public speaking so you improve faster.
📖 Resources Mentioned:
- Lend Me Your Ears by William Safire
- JFK's 1961 Inaugural Address
- Previous Episode: How to Make Speaking Practice Fun
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