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How to give your jokes extra punch
Why is it some people can tell the lamest jokes and have people laughing hilariously, while others find their best gags fall dead flat? Here’s a collection of tips to help make sure you add extra punch to your punch line.
Use your gestures to communicate more effectively
Most people chop away indiscriminately when they want to accentuate their words. But you can actually use gestures to help other people make mental pictures, so your talking becomes more ‘audiovisual’ than ‘audio’. You’ll find it much easier to get your points across without looking like a hyperactive windmill.
Which side should you talk to people – left or right?
Scientists have discovered that one side of people’s brains are more receptive to speech than the other. If you want to persuade someone of something, make sure you’re talking to this side of their head
A subtle way to seed thoughts in people’s minds
English is full of ambiguities and presuppositions within which it’s possible to conceal indirect suggestions. You’ll learn a subtle way to slide thoughts past people’s conscious critical faculties – so they’ll think they thought of your suggestions by themselves.
How to deal with smart alecks and know-
Sometimes these people can be a real pain in the backside, and most of us wish we could find the words to take them down a peg or two. But there’s actually a much better and easier way – one that will not only defuse their smugness, but also turn things around to your own advantage.
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