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9780071713085

Say It Like Obama and Win! : The Power of Speaking with Purpose and Vision

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  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2009-11-19
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Summary

In speech after speech, Barack Obama has fired up millions of enthusiastic supporters, who in turn helped to carry him to the White House. Obama's ability to reach and inspire audiences isn't simply a product of natural talent, but the result of finely honed techniques that are not only vital in the political arena, but essential in all walks of life.

Author Biography

Shel Leanne is president of Regent CrestCorporation, a leadership development firm with Fortune500 clients. She is the author of Say it Like Obama and How toInterview Like a Top MBA.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. ix
Introductionp. xii
The Speech That Started it Allp. 1
2004 Democratic National Convention Keynote Addressp. 2
Effective Use of Body Language and Voicep. 14
Establishing Common Groundp. 15
Speaking to Audience Concerns: Winning Hearts and Mindsp. 16
Conveying Vision through Personification and Words that Resonatep. 17
Driving Points Homep. 17
Excellent Persuasion Techniquesp. 18
Building to a Crescendo and Leaving a Strong Last Impressionp. 18
Earning Trust and Confidencep. 21
Charisma of a Leaderp. 22
Creating Strong First Impressions- Image and Body Languagep. 23
Leveraging Second Impressions- Voice and Intonationp. 25
Using Effective Gesturesp. 28
Maximizing Propsp. 29
Beginning Strongp. 33
Conveying Admirable Ethics- Developing Teflonp. 36
What We've Learned- Practices for Earning Trust and Confidencep. 39
Breaking Down Barriersp. 41
Achieving Transcendencep. 42
Acknowledging the Elephant in the Roomp. 43
Stressing Common Dreams and Valuesp. 44
Drawing Attention to Shared Historyp. 48
Illuminating Shared Experiencesp. 52
Employing Words that Resonate: The Historical and Political Lexiconp. 54
Using Words that Resonate-BiblicalTruthsp. 57
Leveraging Other People's Wordsp. 58
What We've Learned-Practices for Breaking Down Barriersp. 62
Winning Hearts and Mindsp. 65
Knowing Your Audiencep. 66
Knowing When Not to Enumeratep. 68
Employing Details Effectivelyp. 72
Personalizing the Message: "I" and Experiencep. 74
Connecting One to One; "You" and "T"p. 76
Personalizing the Message: The "We" Connectionp. 78
What We've Learned- Practices for Winning Hearts and Mindsp. 80
Conveying Visionp. 81
Referencing History and the Familiarp. 82
Using Descriptive Words as Visual Aidsp. 85
Drawing on Symbolismp. 87
Leveraging Corollariesp. 87
Personifying Ideas and Conferring Physicalityp. 89
Providing Just-Enough Detailp. 91
Creating Dynamic Imagesp. 92
Leveraging a Backward Loopp. 93
Illustrating with Anecdotesp. 95
What We've Learned- Practices for Conveying Visionp. 101
Driving Points Homep. 105
Prioritizing and Focusing on Themesp. 106
Using Rhetorical Questionsp. 106
Employing Effective Repetitionp. 107
Leveraging Pace and Tonep. 115
Communicating with Slogans and Refrainsp. 124
What We've Learned- Practices for Driving Points Homep. 127
Persuadingp. 129
Eliciting a Nodp. 130
Sequencing Ideasp. 131
Addressing Nonrhetorical Questionsp. 132
Addressing Objectionsp. 134
Using Juxtaposition and Antithesis- Comparing and Contrastingp. 136
What We've Learned- Practices for Persuadingp. 152
Facing And Overcoming Controversyp. 155
Knowing Your Goals: Rejecting atf^Denouncingp. 156
Recasting the Tone: Humility and Gracious Beginningsp. 159
Resetting Your Image: Leveraging Propsp. 160
Recasting the Dialogue: Language Choicep. 161
Addressing Error Head-On: Accepting Responsibilityp. 162
What We've Learned- Practices for Facing and Overcoming Obstaclesp. 170
Motivating Others to Action And Leaving Strong Last Impressionsp. 173
Inspiring Others to Great Achievementsp. 174
Creating a Sense of Momentum and Urgencyp. 177
Building to a Crescendop. 181
Repeating Takeaways and Slogansp. 185
Directing to Low-Hanging Fruitp. 187
Purting It All Together to End Strongp. 189
What We've Learned- Practices for Motivating Others to Action and Leaving Strong Last Impressionsp. 192
The Speeches That Made Historyp. 193
2008 Nomination Acceptance Speechp. 193
Election Night Victory Speech, Grant Park, Chicagop. 219
Barack Obama's Inaugural Addressp. 225
Address to Ghana's Parliamentp. 234
Joint Session of Congress on Health Carep. 247
EndNotesp. 267
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