Veni. Vidi. Vici. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The good, the bad and the ugly. They might seem unrelated but there’s a pattern in these famous quotes that can help make the body of your next speech just as memorable.
In this lesson, we’re going to cover how to effectively use the rule of three to enhance your audience’s learning experience. You’ll learn how to use this pattern to create a template of three categories to support your message and refine your content.
You will experience the power of the rule of three. By breaking down your ideas into three categories, you make it that much easier for your audience to walk away with a digestible message they can internalize.
There are plenty of different templates to choose from and you can experiment with them to see which one perfectly aligns with your topic.
Ultimately, the goal is for these three-step stones lead your audience on a journey from where they started to where you want them to be.
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