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Aristotle’s Rhetoric begins with a definition: Rhetorical study, in its strict sense, is concerned with the modes of persuasion. But…
My first real foray into the world of sales, selling, and persuasion came a few years ago at a seminar…
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408 words have stood the test of time. They are feted and celebrated as much now as they were nearly…
A few weeks ago, the Democrats unveiled their new national slogan for the 2018 mid-term elections – “for the people.”…
Unlike the “Women’s March,” last weekend’s “March for our Lives” was the culmination of a movement that has proven very…
Donald Trump delivered his first State of the Union address to Congress last night. Though he addressed Congress last year,…
Mass hysteria is the rule of the day. You know I’ve long thanked smartphones and social media for accelerating it…
The human brain operates by comparing and contrasting one thing with other things around it in the world. If everything…