The document provides tips for effectively communicating a message to an audience. It advises keeping the communication simple, clear, and uniquely yours from the audience's perspective. The key is to connect what the audience already knows to something better by making the message relevant to them and showing how it helps or benefits them. Putting a unique stamp on the message can help the audience discover something new.

1. Communicating what you
want others to know
The #1 tip that works

2. You have something to say

3. You want your
audience to know
what that is

4. Want to know the best way
to communicate that?

5. Get your audience to listen

6. Well, duh!

7. Hey, it’s not as simple as it
sounds

8. Audience members
shut down

9. You lose them along the way

10. They can’t relate
You lose them along the way

11. They can’t relate
You lose them along the way
They’ve heard it before

12. What can you do?

13. Keep your communication
simple clear
uniquely
yours

14. But do that through the
eyes of your audience

15. Don’t want to
lose them?

16. Connect the dots

17. Your audience listens
as long as you connect
what they know – to – something better

18. Want your audience to relate
to what you’re sharing?

19. Make it relevant
What is it?
What is it to me?
How does it help?

20. Want your audience
to discover
something new?

21. Put your unique stamp on it

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24. Cathy Miller, Business Writer
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