From the course: A Crash Course in Writing Well: Learn to Write with More Style, Flair, and Impact
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How to become more articulate and eloquent
From the course: A Crash Course in Writing Well: Learn to Write with More Style, Flair, and Impact
How to become more articulate and eloquent
- In the last lesson I taught you why it's important to pay obsessive attention to detail whenever writing something. To turn over every stone, so to speak, to ensure your writing always looks polished and professional. After doing this, you'll know that you've made the best available choices with regard to your words, sentences, paragraphs, and even punctuation. In this lesson, I want to talk to you about two more special qualities that you should strive to impart to your writing as often as possible. They're the qualities of being one, articulate, and two, eloquent. Now, these two words have have very similar meanings to each other. Articulate means having the ability to speak coherently and fluently, and eloquent means being fluent or persuasive in either speaking or writing. So there is some crossover. Suffice it to say that good writers generally are both articulate and eloquent. But what's required to be…
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My own journey to writing mastery4m 53s
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Do you truly have something worth saying?4m 21s
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The importance of defining your purpose8m 10s
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The five aspirations of an elite copywriter7m 10s
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The two keys to effective communication8m 31s
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The anatomy of content6m 55s
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Obsessive attention to detail6m 36s
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How to become more articulate and eloquent10m 18s
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Two powerful writing frameworks2m 39s
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