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EPISODE · May 13, 2019 · 26 MIN

How to Identify, Sharpen, and Champion Your Most Important Points With Joel Schwarztberg

from Public Speaking with Peter George · host Peter George and Joel Schwartzberg

Every time you communicate, you're doing it for a reason. You want someone to understand something, do something, or change something. You're trying to make a point. But the only way to make a point is to have a point. And the surprising truth is, very few communicators know their point or even understand what a point is, rendering them pointless.   In this episode, Joel Schwartzberg explains how too many people confuse a point with a title, a topic, an idea, a theme, or even something much less. A point is something more. It's a contention you can propose, argue, illustrate, and prove. A real point creates a position of value.   Joel not only clarifies what a point is, but he also shed light on how to determine if what you're saying is a point or if it falls short.   If you want to more effectively reach your audiences, listen to what Joel has to say.   Resources for this episode: - joelschwartzberg.net

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