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🎙️ The Art of Being Concise with Mark Bowden on More Than Words Refining Your Financial Communication for Clarity and Impact In this highlight from my interview with Mark Bowden, one of the world’s top body language expert, Mark shares his insights on the value of being concise in communication. 📊 Understanding the essence of brevity and clarity is crucial for finance professionals. Mark emphasizes that crafting a concise message is a skill that takes time and practice but is invaluable in making every word count, especially in high-stakes discussions. - Discover why concise communication is a critical tool for finance professionals. - Learn how refining your message can lead to more effective and impactful interactions in the financial world. 🔍 Interested in mastering the skill of conciseness? Check out this highlight clip or tune in to the full episode for Mark’s expert advice. Highlight: https://vist.ly/rh9b 💬 Let’s discuss: How do you practice conciseness in your financial communications? Share your approaches in the comments! #FinancialCommunication #ProfessionalGrowth #FinanceProfessionals

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Ep. 248 CREATE QUIRKY CHARACTERS? Every time you introduce a character in your story, you have an opportunity for humor. Quirky characters are familiar, engaging, and create memorable moments in presentations. Darren is joined by Television Writer & Producer Chris McGuire to discuss the people in our stories and how to make them unforgettable.  SNIPPETS: • Use quirky characters to create memorable moments that enhance speaker relatability with the audience. • Character traits are the qualities that make a character memorable. (Brave, smart, loyal) Quirks are exaggerated, unusual or unexpected qualities that add humor or intrigue to stories. • Base your characters in reality and avoid making logical jumps that lead the audience to “crazy town.” • Use the following quirks to make your characters memorable: Distinctive habits, unusual interests, eccentric speech patterns, exaggerated fashion and physical traits. • Good joke formats for explaining quirks include “They were so [QUALITY]m that BLANK.” Or, “They’re the type of person who [GIVE EXAMPLE OF QUIRK]                                             • Use comedic twists to introduce quirks • Quirks usually involve something the characters in your stories don’t know about each other. • When using twists, you set expectations and then subvert them. • Use sparingly or risk the audience noticing the “magic trick.”