Articulate Yourself With Incredible Precision (3 Secrets)

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My friends, today we will discuss essential techniques and tips to sharpen your communication skills and help you speak with surgical precision. From using atomic wording, to using the compressed spring line technique, to diagnosing your language inputs, this video should help you speak more articulately. Whether you're a student, professional, or simply looking to enhance your communication abilities, this video is your key to mastering the art of speaking precisely.
Resources:
Emotion Wheel: docs.google.com/document/d/1t...
Atomic Wording Prompts: docs.google.com/document/d/1h...
Clean Verbal Signals: docs.google.com/document/d/1J...
Speech 1: • Stephen Fry on Language
Speech 2: • Robert F. Kennedy - Da...
Diagnosing Language Inputs: docs.google.com/document/d/1x...
Timestamps:
0:00 Atomic Wording
0:54 Atomic Word (Divison)
3:00 Atomic Wording (Depiction)
5:01 Compressed Spring Line
7:12 Diagnosing Your Language Inputs

[@ninobach7456]

I find articulation very hard. What helped me was to read more books

[@jerkycam]

Your comment is well articulated.

[@Clanlesscavgaming]

A portrait of a young man as Artist by James Joyce. The plague by Albert camus These books have helped my speech tremendously. Moreover, reading in general helps helps articulating!

[@Clanlesscavgaming]

I also would recommend Micheal surge he’s a great public speaker that speak eloquently!

[@Finisher794]

@@Clanlesscavgaming does audiobook work as much?

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[@davidhermosillo1865]

I love the fact you went straight into the topic. No into. No gibberish. Straight to the point. I loved this. Congratulations, great content! ❤

[@EnlightenedCrow]

That's the effect of atomic wording in action

[@alessiolupu23]

He applies what he 's suggesting you to do, in order to develope your words and arguments precision

[@alii4334]

because his content is quite unique, he doesn't need to do such tricky things!

[@alextropmann9222]

That's Storytelling. Start with action.

[@holdenludwig]

It’s pretty ingenious of him to break down such words with complexity like he does.

[@mouhamadouhabibou517]

He is Ai bruv

[@Juoa794]

Or maybe “an imaginative word-smithing artist”

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[@holdenludwig]

@@mouhamadouhabibou517 well said

[@pecky206]

I see what you did there

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[@seraphicchic8829]

I'm a quiet person and don't know how to express myself. I really want to be articulate for myself, my future career, and my relationships with people 🙏

[@stitischannel1963]

It's great to ne a silent person. You can say less, but use words efficently. When you speak, it's short and effective, it's impactfull. One sentance can have brillant impact on listeners (sorry my english is not that great. I work on it)

[@fortitude1208]

@@stitischannel1963he is afraid to talk at all. And experts can talk less and say more.. we are far from that.. he need to just talk and practise.. just practice and dont be afraid of errors

[@Rising.consciousness]

“I’m becoming more confident and learning how to express myself more and more everyday. I’m becoming more articulate and I can see how it is beginning to benefit me, my career and my relationships with people”. This could be a useful affirmation for you. I can see how you are beginning to attract all these things that you desire 🙏

[@samanthabarnes1681]

You can speak eloquently as a quiet person. It is not the number of words that impact people but their value. Your conversation will be well received.

[@fortitude1208]

@@samanthabarnes1681 its hard to expres yourself with less words.. only experts can do that.

[@mauric440]

Imagine being a non native english speaker trying to dive deep in the language to learn how express yourself better. Well that's me! Thanks for the well-assembly strategic resources you have put online.

[@stitischannel1963]

At least we are two in that situation lol Have fun learning too !

[@connoroleary591]

I wish all native speakers of English were as proficient as you are. Here is how I would have written your comment. Imagine being a non native English speaker, trying to dive deep into the language in order to learn how to express yourself with more fluency and verve? Well that's me! Thank you for the well assembled, strategic resources you have put online. Anyway, I am impressed with your language skills and wish I was as proficient at a second language as you are with English. Take care and greetings from the UK.

[@tristanmoller9498]

Girls love articulate guys. Was on a date with a girl. Discussion went to body positivity and the question whether or not it has gone too far. I had just talked about that with my parents a couple hours earlier, so all my thoughts on the matter were fresh. I practically gave a speech as my argument and even though she disagreed, her eyes lit up and her jaw dropped. That was a fun debate!

[@Leo-yn5fx]

Girls love articulate guys LMFAO is that why you weirdos are doing this? Like the gym thing again right?

[@josevanreyes]

Who cares if they like it or not. Do it for yourself.

[@tristanmoller9498]

@@josevanreyes I care haha. Definitely a good reason.

[@FR-tb7xh]

Outstanding video! I must say, personally, for more than 40 years, I’ve surrounded myself with exceptional people far smarter than I. In fact, some of my closest colleagues, friends, and family are downright titillating conversationalists. From zinger-slaying barbists to compelling storytellers, they’ve enriched my life to no end. I love them all.

[@NoXeB1995]

Wise man, If i may I will add a comment to this. It is obvious that you have something of value to these extremely gifted people, otherwise they wouldn't surround themselves around you. Congrats :)

[@Vogue_of_Phoenix]

Adopt me 😅

[@trumptookthevaccine1679]

Ugh

[@SolFront]

Having the ability to articulate and communicate at the level you do is one of my most fueled ambitions

[@metternyx]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎯 Introduction and the Importance of Atomic Wording - The video introduces the concept of atomic wording, emphasizing its importance in clear communication. - Atomic wording involves breaking down vague words into detailed components for precise speech. 01:12 🧩 Methods for Achieving Atomic Wording - Two methods are presented for achieving atomic wording: Division and Depiction. - Division involves breaking down broad adjectives into smaller components. - Depiction involves using specific imagery to enhance adjectives for greater precision. 04:46 🤔 Techniques for Formulating Clear Thoughts - The "compressed spring line" technique is introduced, emphasizing the importance of crafting a concise opening sentence to clarify thoughts before speaking. - This technique helps in achieving clarity and precision in communication. 07:56 🔄 Upgrading Language Inputs for Precise Speech - Discusses the impact of language inputs on our speech patterns and habits. - Encourages evaluating and upgrading the sources of language exposure for better articulation. 09:29 📚 Resources for Enhancing Language Precision - Recommends a list of clean verbal signals, including books, Spotify playlists, resources, and speeches, to improve vocabulary and precision. - The video encourages viewers to seek out high-quality language sources for language improvement. Made with HARPA AI

[@for-ever-22]

Y’all always make me feel stupid with these summaries then at the end I see made with AI😂

[@COACHVITOTV]

How does this guy not have more subscribers,he’s providing exceptional, mind provoking content.

[@johningram420]

Mind provoking is not a phrase that is commonly used. You probably meant thought provoking.

[@jjbuzz9230]

because most people are average i speculate.

[@igniculusquartz1827]

he started his channel like 6 months ago lol. 125k subs in 6 months is very impressive idk why people keep saying he's underrated lmao

[@neldino1251]

bro did some atomic wording within that well-structured articulate sentence, i deeply congratulate you for the attempt of altering the use of your vocabulary.

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[@KyleYLuo]

So, so generous of you to include these materials. Thank you Joseph!

[@beltusnkwawir2908]

Can't get enough of Joseph's content. The quality and value packed in a few minutes is remarkable.

[@Mate-mate]

I'm glad that I found your video, Joseph. As a non-native speaker, it is always challenging to express my thoughts using descriptive words. Now, I'm starting to understand how to employ division, depiction, and pause to articulate my speech. Especially, pausing helps me not to distract the listener by not adding meaningless words.

[@Ragalya]

If you’re still developing your English, this is the perfect time for you to incorporate these lessons! You could also improve your native language skills by following the same guidelines. Best of luck to you!

[@yodamaster757]

By what you have typed, your grammar is good for a non-native speaker

[@katsurakotaro]

@@yodamaster757 did anyone ask?

[@elziur6075]

@@katsurakotaro I did

[@katsurakotaro]

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[@Adolphout]

Thanks for the work you do.

[@conqueroroftheinternet]

You have really improved on this video compared to the previous ones! Amazing thumbnail and great editing, appreciate the effort you put into this.

[@dougsasse]

Brilliant video. Neuroscience tells us that the human mind craves novelty. This approach not only identifies and encourages novelty in communication, it shows how to develop and structure it. Bookmarking.

[@Valentino016]

You really surprised me. The english language is incredibly complex. You summed up how to articulate better than so many other people had. I will use this for the rest of my life.

[@ChanceDevlin]

Dude. There is SO MUCH VALUE here. And it's clear that precise wording is a way of life for you. I'm grateful for all this -- thank you!

[@chuenemosomane4555]

Thank you Joseph. I am struggling with my speech and communicating my thoughts in the room and listening to you helps me diagnose my problem and work on myself. You are the boss

[@VicRodMolCO]

The clarity of your examples, the progression over the subject and the intelligent manner in which yo DO connect the dots of your premise are indeed an example to deconstruct. Thanks for your content.

[@photon2724]

I feel like atomic wording creates jargon and unnecessary words which takes away from what someone is saying. It feels like work meetings that could have been a small email. But there is a point to use this when portraying your feelings and emotions.

[@americandissident9062]

It would be advisable to use this selectively. Perhaps when you’re involved in a dynamic, fast-paced or high-stakes situation and you need accuracy of speech and speed, the key would to communicate quickly. This video seems more focused on helping people to become more thoughtful and descriptive. I work in an Emergency Room as a charge nurse. I probably won’t be using these things we learned in the video during a code blue situation (cardiac arrest). But maybe I’ll use this sort of technique when I’m at dinner in a high end restaurant this weekend and my friends ask me about my world travels. Application to appropriate situations should be considered.

[@jahimuddin2306]

I believe it depends on the situation. As the commenter before me mentioned, they would not use this kind of speech in a high stress situation or environment. If you are just conversing with someone in a relaxed, low stress environment then it is the time to use it.

[@analogmatrix1442]

Different tools for different jobs. Sometimes you need a leaf-blower and sometimes you need a broom.

[@obamabinbiden9762]

"I get the sense that atomic wording gives birth to jargon and words that have long past their prime and retires meaning from people's articulation. It's the experience of mandatory work gatherings that could have been a slight gesture or a whisper. It's best to use when writing grand fictional tales of wonder and might." I fixed your comment using "Atomic Wording."

[@jjbuzz9230]

i find i do this naturally in my daily life, i try to make mundane conversations and events interesting, telling a different tale that may also reflect my state of mind, creativity, perspective. i seem to find every opportunity to self-expression! because i have an interesting mind that longs for an audience.

[@adegbajudavid4964]

Joseph is a movement that is refreshing and inspiring.

[@One-pieceisbestanimeintheworld]

The language input one is something I had been thinking about a lot of while watching your videos back in my mind and I'm flattered how you have also addressed this now in this new video, I am blessed to have come across this channel this year at the right time when I had gained that small tiny spark of curiosity to improve my language to better communicate myself ❤.

[@PlatoCave]

One of THE most useful videos ever made. God bless you.

[@user-ts7lv4gt8g]

Brooo The way you connect those beautiful words to levitate a simple thought into something extravagent is just mind - blowing

[@nobodyisyiurbltblt]

This dude is changing the landscape of articulate speaking. 😊🎉

[@magwacela]

and he's doing it so efficiently too!

[@Yumi54321]

This is such a game changer! I'm sharing this with my people. Thank you✨

[@bowlingking300]

This dude Joeseph is super chill, cool and brilliant too! I love how he taps into the deep intellectual parts of wordplay and wants to teach us how to bring the inner most complex intelligence of our human knowledge of language it's so meaningful and mesmerizing! I wish you well bro! Because me personally, I love precise and mature wordplay. W for Joseph!

[@Rodrig79863]

I’d rather talk to someone like this. Sounds like a humble guy

[@carltonfernandes2498]

I've been working on speaking concisely with precision and your channel has been tremendously beneficial

[@gardenoflaina]

I thoroughly enjoy these videos as someone who has coached and as a rising speaker. Thank you for your resources and wisdom.

[@workingfortheking251]

Thank you so much, many people undermine how much people actually struggle with articulating their thoughts

[@TheRisingSun2811]

This video is literally the defniation of "You didn't know what you needed most" thank you so much!

[@TheRiseofSuperman]

Wow! Thank you for this channel and all the hard work you’ve put into it.

[@jackiego1]

So excited. Haven’t even watched it yet. First time ever I was anticipating someone’s video, searching his name periodically to see if it’d been uploaded.

[@movetolondon]

Exact same. Wish he interacted in the comments section though.

[@bowlingking300]

@@movetolondon Ha! Same! you too? This dude Joeseph is super chill, cool and brilliant too! It would be super cool to have a reply from him! I love how he taps into the deep intellectual parts of wordplay and wants to teach us how to bring the inner most complex intelligence of our human knowledge of language it's so meaningful and mesmerizing! I wish him well! And I hope to get a virtual conversation with him in the future. Because me personally, I love precise and mature wordplay. W for Joseph!

[@user-uj2pw2vk4l]

Ugh...Thank you Joseph!!!💙💙💙

[@aniketbhanderi6545]

Your videos helps me a lot to be a precise and effective communicator.Thanks

[@petertraynor956]

One of the most insightful, surprising and potentially liberating videos I have watched on KZbin since it began. Thank you very much.

[@2late4coffee]

Dude you're amazing, that was the thing that I am looking for to change in myself and now you helped me to realize it again.

[@pdias101]

I value the clarity you bring to your messages by providing examples, especially since English is not my native language. Your use of examples facilitates my understanding of your statements. I appreciate the effort you've put into preparing this content for us. Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@ervinhernandez6179]

So happy for your success on this platform. Learning something new after every video you post, thanks!

[@manuwilson]

I desperately wait for your content. I used one of your videos in my class. Thank you Jo. I am so grateful to you.❤

[@no_guarantees]

I'm still attempting to catch up to my friends raised in British speaking colonies, this helps immensely. Thanks!!!

[@Sirekraven]

This is truly electric, I comprehended everything he’s said with his use of metaphors and examples. It’s like Im told that Im capable of this eloquence and clear way of speaking undoubtedly but just require the proper way to unlock my creative outlets to be utilized consistently for a habitual phenomenon to happen when I tap into my articulate intellectual precise part of my brain.

[@timmckay3449]

Holla back

[@DJTripleRRR]

That balance of using uncommon words and language without adding unnecessary language.

[@DJTripleRRR]

Maybe try the one sentence thing?

[@Sirekraven]

@@DJTripleRRR I don’t know about unnecessary.

[@Jordan_offline_]

Tf u sayin bruh

[@forrest9881]

Your articulation & vocabulary scratches an itch I was unaware needed scratching 😮‍💨 Deeply appreciate the linked speeches on your videos 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@S.Archer]

*This was suggested by the KZbin algorithm. I was hesitant at first, but I’m glad I engaged with said suggestion. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber/viewer sir. Thanks for the lesson.*

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Whys your text more vibrant than others?

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[@chhunheranhbill3575]

This man is true priceless gold, never stop

[@hezcobar]

What a great video, thank you!

[@jevifreal1994]

Thanks for your help

[@nhlanhlamatsaba2383]

Wow, this was amazing. It is so insightful that I didn't need to look into precise speaking outside of a formal context until now.

[@smyd23]

Thank you for doing this

[@Ramin_Esfandiari]

Brilliant, thought-provoking video. Thank you for sharing the resources.

[@Dalymovement]

Not what I was looking for but exactly what needed. Thank you powerful, mind-reading algorithm.

[@minervaowl8298]

Wow that was one of the most interesting videos I've watched in such a long time. I'm grateful for the input.

[@greygorygaming]

Brilliant video! Finally someone who understands what I'm struggling with.

[@AllanGildea]

Excellent insights, thank you

[@elikince1259]

Great job explaining your ideas

[@martin-steiner-photography]

What the... that is a seriously good content Joseph! Thank you for that :)

[@princedaghost1811]

I subscribed because you went straight to the point

[@leahag3798]

This was value-packed, clear, and enlightening! (That was going to just say "amazing" but look at that - I already learned something. You have improved my life more than you know. Thank you for sharing.

[@Maxmaxmax63]

What a unique and informative video. I’m thinking back at my day at work today where I had co-workers blabbering on about inconsequential nonsense, and maybe it is that I didn’t want to engage with them, but I would simply reply ‘yeah!’ or ‘absolutely!’. My point in sharing that is that I feel like it is challenging to speak in this manner in public and with other people solely due to the constraints others put on you through their inexperience with it. Others jump-in at a moment’s notice, cut you off before you are finished speaking. Similar to that ‘pack of puppies’ metaphor you hinted at, it can be so tough to get a word in sometimes, let alone an entire sentence or two.

[@user-kh2mu9sr9h]

I sometimes feel the same, nobody is really listening anymore

[@ezequielcipriani]

Phenomenal video man

[@tera6245]

excellent, very helpful

[@NoXeB1995]

Extreme attention to detail, that also helps us the viewers to understand your suggestions and tips. Thank you man, I envy people like you quite a lot, as speaking concisely and with precision is something I always lacked and yearned for. These two sentences took the absolute best from me to assemble. hahah Props to you man!

[@Ahmedts]

Over the years ( especially after College ) I found myself playing fps shooters with my buds all day and no surprise to anyone, my vocabulary had dropped as quick as my attention span while the use of common-place and filler words skyrocketed, filling up my thoughts, my mind sabotaging, suffocating me as I couldn't seem to turn my deep over-the-top creative perspectives into articulate vocal sentences to deliver excellence in proving a point. I looked to learning vocabulary which barely helped but comming across you was the light at the end of the tunnel. Thank You Joseph

[@rb5325]

Love this - something I need to reflect on and develop. Thanks!.

[@jameshughes3014]

I have brain damage. I taught myself to speak again but not to truly communicate verbally. I don't know how this video ended up in my feed but I'm so very thankful. It gives me hope that I can actually learn to really, honestly communicate again. Thank You.

[@sanoh_224]

I have watched this video 5 times. Amazing content man.

[@jemand8872]

Astonishing and very precisely explained tips. Thank you

[@WhoAmIWhosSpeaking]

This channel is gold for someone with brain fog from a depressive episode 🙌

[@TonyMoze]

somebody give this man an applause 👏

[@seanpeterson862]

Thank you!

[@RayMrRobert]

Brilliant economy of words. Thank you.

[@sofiezamchick]

Wow, happened upon the first video you ever made 9 months ago and hardcore related to it. So was curious to see what your most recent video was like. Super inspiring to see how far you've come in 9 months alone! I'd say you're one of my new level 10 Language Inputs. Looking forward to watching more and working on my own speech patterns/clarity (or lack thereof)!

[@YaritoHaku]

Wow! Absolutely top job! You've put so much work into grabbing all the details together to form a crystal clear view on the topic! Thank you for the supportive "home works" in the description as well! Keep it up Joseph!

[@user-ux5bx4fh4u]

i commend you for putting such supportive criterea to enhance our articulation skills, thankyou

[@sweetcoolluvaboy]

I needed this sir, keep it up. Love the logical mind.

[@manacht2727]

This was a thourough, thought-blossoming video. Thanks!

[@pancake3576]

Wow, i am soo glad i stumbled upon this video. probably the only video where i actually felt like i actually learned something.

[@phaeriestud]

A great well spoken presentation! Thank you for the pointers on how to improve my shoddy language skills.

[@karinaukhnitska9416]

I admire the quality of your content. Keep it up, you're doing great.👏🏻👍🏻

[@jeenyus424]

This is incredible content and well put together. Thank you. Subscribed mate

[@pamelanygaard2212]

What an excellent, fact-filled video! I stumbled across this somehow and am impressed and pleased to have found your content! Thank you for your resources and insights!

[@milkbread5036]

wooow this is an incredible breakdown! Thank you so much :)

[@Mostimaschurchpope]

Hi, I just found your channel. I'm a non-native speaker, although English is my second language. Recently, I realized that my vocabulary and speech are poor, even though I am C2 IELTS certified. In my opinion, while I do have sufficient knowledge of the language in both writing and speaking, I tend to default to the easiest option. Your video provided great insights into why this happens, and I hope your material can help me raise my language proficiency to a higher standard. Thank you for your time.

[@setalongagate8289]

This video is very well presented! I will analyze and see how I can fit this into praxis. Thank you for your dedication to presenting this gift. You are exalted in your humbleness.

[@MichelePonte]

I admire how in a few videos you completely shifted your channel! These new great titles and thumbnails are working so well!

[@AlexAlex-vn2dz]

I had just finished a chapter of a new book and was thinking how enjoyable reading was again and your video popped up. I loved it and have just viewed your first from 9 months ago and liked that equally. I’m going to follow your work and now I’m going to view your Stephen Fry recommendation. Great stuff and delighted to have come across you x

[@Leeknows_Iris777]

God knows how this video popped up on my feed but have to say you're an interesting, very gripping storyteller. Initially thoughts were just another grammar nerd but lo and behold, you're much more than that. God bless you. Much love. ❤✨🐣

[@Clear256]

I'm speaking this into existence, I will one day get to your level of articulation.

[@davideylerYT]

Exceptional. Good meaty stuff.

[@Hondo0101]

Great video!

[@yearningsea]

Great video, joseph!! It was very informative and content rich

[@savascc]

Love your videos man! I also wish you were more active on X. Would love the short form version of this type of content!

[@BossmanBeasy]

In keeping with the video, this was as useful as it was well articulated. Not something I really expect from youtube but appreciate it veyr much.

[@crackerjack4790]

Well said.

[@jacoboliver4197]

Amazing insight Joseph. I teach a speech class and we need teachers like you!

[@stitischannel1963]

Then, be the teacher you want to have ! ;) Don't wait for it, go yourself and enjoyr ! :D

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillin3687]

Awesome video.

[@broski1934]

Thanks a ton man, I didn't even realize how unintelligent and unorganized my speech was before you👍

[@gamingplace5734]

I rarely comment on videos that I watch. This was such a brilliantly instructional and informative video, that I just couldn't help but to write my appreciation. Thank you so much, God bless you!