Regardless of your persuasive speech topic, learn how to justify your argument in this free video clip about writing a great persuasive speech for public speaking. Expert: Tracy Goodwin Bio: Tracy Goodwin has a masters in corporate communication and 10 years experience in professional speaking.
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Comments on Persuasive Speaking Tips : Justifying Persuasive Speech Topics
True, but basically its a good foundation to attain some sort of commonality/rapport(a-foot-in-the-door, if you will). If none, than create by cross-mirroring(not copy-catting), its an unconscious-attainer, not esoteric in any way.
Rapport sometimes magickly creates self-justification(they, the “target” will create their own acceptable reason, due to familiarity, commonality, same-wavelength, and rapport.).
SO COOL!
“the first thing we have to look at is good reason, now what do i mean by good reason? well what i mean is that you need to have a good reason”
0:12-0:21
Reason=valid evidence? Nah.
Or why do YOU (the speaker/writer) care about the topic and why should I (the listener/reader) care? In other words WHY IS THIS TOPIC IMPORTANT!?! Why should anyone give a damn!?