A question rolls in:<\/p>\n
Ben,<\/strong><\/p>\n
Can you please give me a short list of great communicators to study? Even if they\u2019re controversial.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
I want to to create a list of people with good social\/communication skills that I can repeatedly use as examples & reference points for my teachings in my publishing business\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
I\u2019m asking you because you\u2019ve mentioned people before but I can\u2019t remember them all. I remember you said to study Johnny Carson monologues before or something. Stuff\/people like that is what I\u2019m looking for<\/strong><\/p>\n
Here are a few in no particular order:<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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- Johnny Carson<\/li>\n
- Ronald Reagan<\/li>\n
- Kevin Trudeau<\/li>\n
- Vince Lombardi<\/li>\n
- Pat Buchanan<\/li>\n
- Mike Ditka<\/li>\n
- Arnold Murray<\/li>\n
- Gerry Spence<\/li>\n
- Steve Jobs<\/li>\n
- Patrice O\u2019Neal<\/li>\n
- Donald Trump<\/li>\n
- Johnnie Cochran<\/li>\n
- Bob Enyart<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
There are literally hundreds more.<\/p>\n
And I wanted to mostly avoid the obvious ones.<\/p>\n
Plus, the above are mostly all very different from each other \u2014 with their own styles, and game they play \u2014 and also controversial (super controversial in a few cases) who have proven to be extremely persuasive communicators to those they wished to influence.<\/p>\n
Also, a note for the easily-triggered:<\/p>\n
You don\u2019t have to \u2018like\u2019 or agree with what any of these people say\/teach\/do.<\/p>\n
At least two of them I don\u2019t like worth a dayem.<\/p>\n
One of them is literally in Federal prison for fraud.<\/p>\n
But it ain\u2019t about liking, Spanky.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s about learning.<\/p>\n
After all:<\/p>\n
Engagement is the coin of the realm these days.<\/p>\n
And if someone pissed you off they obviously nabbed yours.<\/p>\n
Analyze how, then use in your business.<\/p>\n
Yes, even if you\u2019re revolted by them.<\/p>\n
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