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Back to description of Keynote Speech "How to Lighten Things Up"
Forward to description of Jim's Half-Day Program "Sound Bites That Get Results" listed under
Jim's All Day Program "LEADERSHIP in the Workplace"
Q: "If I make jokes, will anyone take me seriously?"
A: People ask you not to tell jokes because they are afraid you are going to make fun of them, causing them mental anguish.
But if your jokes are not used to attack but to make relevant points, then people are grateful.
You will be the heroic one, opening up the discussion of difficult subjects, breaking the ice.
Ok, if you don't want to call these little short lines of poetry "a joke," then think of them as pithy statements.
Good jokes effectively reduce complex ideas down to their essential kernel.
If you can do that consistently in under three sentences, you will own your listeners for life.
That's serious!
These two audio clips are from Jim's talk to the Menlo Park Rotary Club in Menlo Park, California. Jim adds some notes to supplement each audio clip to help the reader better follow Jim's argument:
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