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Hey great post. My name is Eric Douglas and I\&#039;m the author of \&quot;Leading at Lightspeed\&quot; (my new book coming out!) Just wanted to say I enjoy your blog, and feel free to use any of the content from my Leading at Lightspeed blog (w/credit)! Regard...</description>
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<p>Hey great post. My name is Eric Douglas and I\&#8217;m the author of \&#8221;Leading at Lightspeed\&#8221; (my new book coming out!) Just wanted to say I enjoy your blog, and feel free to use any of the content from my Leading at Lightspeed blog (w/credit)! Regard&#8230;</p>
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		<description>[...] wager is helpful for speakers.  When recommending a course of action to an audience that seeks GOG (greed, opportunity, and glory) a speaker should spend time exploring the possible downsides.  Risk is always present, no matter [...]</description>
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		<dc:creator>Persuasive Speaking - Fear, Uncertainity and Doubt (FUD)</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] in Public Speaking and Persuasion    &#171; Public Speaking: Talent or Skill? Presentation Training: FUD, GOG, Ethics and Rhetoric [...]</description>
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		<description>[...] I once worked for the CEO of a major corporation who scrupulously removed quotes from speech drafts, even when they were properly attributed, because, as he put it, &#8220;I don&#8217;t quote authors whom I haven&#8217;t read.&#8221; This man-who graduated &#8220;with distinction&#8221; from the U.S. Naval Academy-thought it was dishonest to appear more learned than he actually was. Maybe he should be lecturing divinity students on the ethics of rhetoric. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] I once worked for the CEO of a major corporation who scrupulously removed quotes from speech drafts, even when they were properly attributed, because, as he put it, &#8220;I don&#8217;t quote authors whom I haven&#8217;t read.&#8221; This man-who graduated &#8220;with distinction&#8221; from the U.S. Naval Academy-thought it was dishonest to appear more learned than he actually was. Maybe he should be lecturing divinity students on the ethics of rhetoric. [...]</p>
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		<description>[...] previous exchanges, please click on Fud, Gog, Ethics and Rhetoric and Fud in Public Speaking and [...]</description>
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