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How to Add Power or Humor with the Rule of Three

Rule of Three Speech WritingIn the first two articles of this series, we learned how using the rule of three can improve your speeches by [1] writing triads of words, phrases, and sentences and [2] by applying three-part speech outlines.
In this article, you will learn how adding an unexpected twist to the third element can add power or humor to your speech.

Rule of Three + Unexpected Twist = Speech Gold >>>

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  1. tim
    tim says:
    24 June 2009 at 11:05 pm

    homor is and will allways be the best way to communicate the truth. as we all know people laugh at things that are uncomfortable but real. a classic example is the fart. everyone laughs at a fart even though they find it disgusting. we will allways find the truth funny because thats the truth. billy connoly makes people wet themselves because he speakes about reality and that is his tool of the trade. my experience will testify the truth and there will allways be something funny to say. a laugh is worth a thousand words.

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