GR8 Leaders communicate clearly to help people receive and understand the message.
Key Lesson: Muddled thinking equals muddled speaking. Use the Rule of 3’s & 4’s, Classic Form, and Basic Communication Recipes.
- What is the critical element for clear speaking? What makes that accurate?
- Explain, “You are not what you write!” How will that help you?
- Explain the four pillars. Which of them do you need to improve?
- What happens to the four pillars when you have clutter in your writing or speaking?
- When you remove clutter in what you wrote, how does that help you communicate clearly?
- What is probably the biggest problem when speaking or presenting? Why?
- Which of the “4 Questions – Before You Start” is probably the best way to connect with your audience?
- Explain 3s and 4s and what makes them so valuable.
- What is the classical, time-proven approach to speaking and writing?
- Explain the four parts of the Classic Form. They are critical to help you communicate clearly.
- Describe the Time Recipe and provide two or three 3s or 4s Mile-markers.
- Explain the Story Recipe and some 3s and 4s Mile-markers.
- Describe the Baseball Recipe and some 3s and 4s Mile-markers.
- Explain the Swing Recipe and some typical Mile-markers.