Keep your audience listening – Hunt Communication

Hunt Communication

It is quite common for a listener to take a little mental vacation when you are speaking. In order to keep an audience listening you should try to add a few “attention getting phrases”.

Try some of these in your next communication:

…this may surprise you…
… something you will find interesting…
…the most important…
….it’s worth keeping in mind…
Let me put it in simple terms
Let me explain
You might ask why I say that
I believe/feel/think…

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