A Brief History of Rhetoric: From Ancient Greece to Modern Public Speaking
What gives words such immense power to move people? And how can we harness that power to make our writing and speaking more persuasive?
What gives words such immense power to move people? And how can we harness that power to make our writing and speaking more persuasive?
“Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”: Why Steve Jobs’ Stanford Speech Still Inspires
In 2005, Steve Jobs delivered one of the most memorable graduation speeches of the 21st century. Addressing the Stanford University Class of 2005, Jobs didn’t offer clichés or textbook advice. Instead, he told three simple but deeply personal stories — and in doing so, he captivated the audience and left an indelible mark on public speaking.
So, what makes this 15-minute talk so powerful? Let’s explore the principles, rhetorical strategies, and timeless wisdom behind the legendary speech titled “Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.”