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Newly
confirmed Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts drew much
attention during his recent confirmation hearings for his
deft use of a baseball analogy. “Judges are like umpires.
Umpires don’t make the rules. They apply them.”
That’s a
nice way of explaining a rather complex concept: the role of
the judiciary. And whether you like or dislike John Roberts,
all must admit that he was an effective communicator during
his confirmation hearings.
The use of
analogies is just one of many tactics we teach those who
attend our programs at Speechworks. Our programs focus
primarily on two areas:
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How to organize a message that is tight, simple and
focuses on audience needs. Speechworks teaches a simple Formula for focusing on
listener needs. We believe that if you have strong
content, you will be more confident when you get up to
speak.
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How to deliver the message in a style that connects
with the listeners. We focus on eye contact, gestures, voice energy, and facial
energy. Our coaches will give you private feedback on
where you most need to improve.
Consider
attending an upcoming workshop. It just might lead to a
judgeship.
At
Speechworks we help our clients learn how to communicate in
a way that connects and persuades. If you’re interested in
becoming a great communicator give us a call at 404-266-0888
or check out our website at
www.speechworks.net |
