Wisdom from a laugh 89, 90
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Soh Loh did not know how to talk to ladies. On a flight, he asked the first lady if she was married, to which she said no. He then asked if she had any children, and she slapped him for being rude. He then asked the second lady if she had any children, and she said yes. Without thinking, he asked if she was married, and received another slap. The document cautions about using wrong speech that can hurt others or cause quarrels, and advocates for practicing right speech that brings harmony.
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How to speak so that people listen by julian treasure
Julian Treasure gives a TED Talk on how to speak powerfully so that people will listen. He discusses 7 habits to avoid like gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism. He says the foundations of powerful speech are honesty, authenticity, and integrity. Additionally, speakers should use the tools at their disposal like varying their register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch, volume, and silence. The proper use of one's voice can help ensure others listen.
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