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A Purple Cow! Sounds extraordinary, right? Cows are invisible but seeing a purple cow would be talked about because it is remarkable. It is worth making a remark about. This is how the metaphor relates to Public Speaking.
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@ArmaniTalks A Public Speaker should master how to deliver information differently rather than the same boring way as everyone else so as to get noticed.Remember the brain does not pay attention to boring things.
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@ArmaniTalks One has to put a different spin on your content.Your listeners will be more receptive to your message. The brain has to be provided with something that it has never before processed to force it out of predictable perceptions
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@ArmaniTalks Bill Gates delivered a jaw dropping moment in his presentation. While on stage, he opened up a glass jar that had mosquitoes. He had brought some malaria free mosquitoes and he let them out to roam. #Toastmasters .@ArmaniTalks .@BillGates

@ArmaniTalks This stunned the audience as any of us would be.He did it to prove a point and the point was taken. He was presenting on the global poverty and childhood deaths.
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@ArmaniTalks The thing that's going to decide what gets talked about, what gets done, what gets changed, what gets purchased, what gets built is: is it remarkable? Is it worth making a remark about? Your presentation should be remarkable.
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@ArmaniTalks Audiences of any type , speaking any language, love to hear about new and novel ways to solve problems. After all we are wired for it!
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