Speak so articulately they chisel your words in stone

[@Aap18home]

You are a perfect example of a synthesiser, compressing the modern problem of inarticulate yapping into a solution. 10000 hours conveyed in 10 minutes.

[@ivanyuripac8448]

Bro be helping us speak like the pyramids

[@ttsar]

So you can rizz up Cleopatra

[@SunnatSodiqov-d9g]

​@@ttsarthank you brother😂🔥

[@SethSinclair]

@@ttsarI instantly think of Elizabeth Taylor

[@zekite6467]

This guy definitely practices what he preaches

[@Sam-zn5nz]

100%

[@kingsjsj123]

One of the best compliments you can give a person

[@nnekaedwards9270]

As a seasoned poet, I endorse this video ... especially the magic-making power of poetry and the fact that the economy of words housed within rhyme or a few lines of lyricism flies past the turtle-pace of prose and gets you to your finish line faster that a Usain bolt out-speeding a match struck multiple muttering times against a piece of cardboard ...

[@jeremyhofmann7034]

As soon as I pause at all, the other person jumps in and starts taking for 5 minutes straight

[@Thinkaboutit897]

Politely remind them that your pause didn't mean you were finished & that you have something more to add. Works most of the times. (They'll hate you though)

[@elizabethosborne3606]

Thank you joseph for inspiring me to take my articulacy journey more seriously. You make me want to grab a notebook right away.

[@suzannecarter445]

I heard James Stewart say this on the movie Shenandoah when I was five years old. Why do I remember it 50 years later? I think it's brevity, clarity, euphony, but it's primarily imagery. "You see, Sam, when you love a woman without likin' her, the nights can be long and cold, and contempt rises with the sun." When you read letters written by educated people in the last few centuries, it seems they just naturally spoke it this more image-filled interesting way and people saved these letter for a lifetime. Many of the great quotes you read were from ordinary letters, not speeches or books.

[@TheTransfiguredLife]

This has become one of my favorite channels 🎯🔥🔥

[@posterboi2093]

8:27 is hilarious. The endings on these videos are always so good haha

[@Jackson_Zheng]

I love this format of weaving examples into your explanations seemlessly. Never seen someone do this with an abstract topic like articulation and rhetoric

[@neelzen9975]

I love these breakdowns and analysis! Keep it coming.

[@meghashree4392]

I've watched so many videos on this topic but this one was worth watching. Thanks!

[@SethSinclair]

Clever title. Again, forever grateful and appreciative.

[@sebastienmandela3557]

“The moon my friend is blue cheese” 😭😭😂

[@sofraypen]

I appreciate all the effort you put in making your videos. Seriously, I’ve never seen such an outstanding chanel with unhackneyed information on enriching the speech, wish you become successful on your journey

[@lstofficial3568]

Another great content again. 💯

[@captainawesomebot1522]

Please start a podcast, I don't mind what it's about, I'd subscribe 50000 times

[@SethSinclair]

I’ve focused on my writing but I am working on improving my speech. (even though I’ve gotten compliments for it, it could be better.) Studying phonetics and making things flow. In my writing I like to be evocative, tug readers into the writing, I’d like to do the same with my verbal language, and I think it would make the task much easier, given the therapeutic nature of a well toned and clear voice.

[@kobinsadvance]

No AI can speak like this man.

[@geor5500]

Joseph, I just can't take my eyes of off you ❤

[@vbuzz-orbit]

Could you make a video on how to debate with clarity and eloquence?

[@javokhirsielts]

Tsarr - ur an inspiration

[@MrMattKingmonkey]

Love this 💙

[@67809ASdtyouy]

The resources are helpful. Thank you for that :)

[@rieschelleannjavier-basina7371]

Speaking confidently and writing precisely are two different things. Different but complimentary.

[@Monika.DM1008]

My favourite channel

[@ThomasHoltonLifeCoach]

When I clicked on the video, I expected a typical example of clickbait. To my delight, though, you defied my expectations. These tips are sound and useful. Thank you for the good work!

[@CHJM605]

Man I wish you uploaded more regularly

[@Prap99]

Excellent Video, thank you. I see lot of value in your videos. Subscribed your channel immediately.

[@ritieneniels5335]

Thank you brother, very helpful

[@user-dt2rs8dn6u]

Thanks Joseph!!

[@nounceai]

Should I start speaking like Gandalf next time I order fries?

[@ttsar]

You shall not pass me in line

[@andrewboldi47]

FLY you fools!

[@josephtodd7205]

@@andrewboldi47 Fries you fools!

[@ashvideoer]

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead. Now bring me my fries in 30 mins!

[@KishorTwist]

FRIES, you fools!

[@NasheerMohammad]

Thank you for making video Very helpful. Believe and achieve Stay inspired

[@animeguy6877]

It's great that you built yourself up like one of Michelangelo's crafts and sharing it with us. But, how did you learn what to hammer in and chisel out? How did you invent or discover or navigate this magical journey?? Any help would be appreciated.

[@jayandgem]

The information you seek is out there. Find it.

[@hanksimon1023]

Good, general suggestions. However, around 2:40, such as the phrase, "By the way" ;-) Reading Bob Dylan lyrics may help. After learning imagery and metaphors, the next level is to evoke emotion. A classic is Martin Luther KIng's "I have a Dream".

[@roykahuthu621]

you should write a book

[@Bewise71]

Man this guy has come a long way since his toastmasters days !!!

[@FrigidAerro]

Thank you for making these videos. It's very helpful and fascinating to learn more about speaking with better articulation. Thank you for the resources as well. However, I seem to be getting 403 messages when I click on the poetry links.

[@IshmaamKhan]

First of all, fantastic video Joseph! And second, I'm afraid you have already uploaded this video once but the other one is unlisted for some reason. By mistake, I suppose.

[@OnPointBruh1]

i need a step by step guide on the topic of Articulacy, something like a roadmap

[@madhu_mohanreddy]

Me too

[@Justinfinite333]

I hear the hypnotic language patterns

[@Max-fs5gc]

your marketing funnel is incredibly thought through. my first time watching your videos and I already want to purchase your course Lol. do you recommend poems like the Iliad, odyssey etc? I also have a question on why reading poems with sometimes archaic or rare forms of speech - that we rarely use irl - is so beneficial for our brain and oratory skills?

[@Anonymous--to7qq]

Improve the imagination, and focus. You'll get so far.

[@Monika.DM1008]

Greattt..

[@Student-jd8vf]

I want to improve both my speech and writing skills.

[@ourdan14]

Being articulate is great, but english is spoken natively by roughly 400 million people so over billion speakers are not native. If you will use such speech embellishments to people whose english is B1 or lower, they will nod their heads and pretend they understand but they will not. Its important to communicate not only clearly, but easily, because most english speakers are not native speakers.

[@luisfranco3678]

Hello Joseph. Do you do 1 on 1 sessions?

[@AlinDileep]

Amazing content. Any book recommendations? Also does reading the bible count as poetry?

[@MichaelCerda-ve9zg]

Hello, Joseph, I'm mike you know from time to time I will enter this flow state virtually every other week where my ideas, words, and rhymes flow so effortlessly that I feel as though I could speak exactly how I think without end and it's a come-and-go thing however the bitter reality of this flow state is when it arrives It only lasts for a short duration of 1 hour or less so would you have any suggestions or techniques as to how I could develop this?

[@jeevacation]

Re-upload?

[@Kittyfinds]

"Wass up My Nega" please someone chisel it somewhere 😁

[@ttsar]

Bro

[@muditaggarwal09]

does this work while creating short form content as well? Like pauses between points with no fast edits and speeding the video.

[@The_AgentSmith]

Bruce Lee speach flow so hard that he become water at the end

[@lunamoondrop]

I took notes.

[@ttsar]

Later you can sell them on ebay for a fortune :)

[@lzoshan]

8:29 and archelogists... will wonder who said such wise things. and, yeah, that's it for the video today guys. like, subscribe, comment!

[@rabinrai5203]

are you related to the Russian Tsars?

[@lunamoondrop]

❤

[@smilesformiles7277]

Have you met those people that pause for too long, so then you start to say something and they instantly interupt you by continuing to talk , they do this over and over until you think, ok at the next pause im saying i have to leave now nice chatting with you!

[@The_AgentSmith]

the transition sound effect is not good, or lessen the repetition

[@ttsar]

Whoosh

[@StatchanaReborn]

I just feel that different people around me make me blab.. 😂😅 but with other people im confident as a mountain.. what is that?

[@kamal-jahid]

Bro? Is this a re-upload? Also, you need to work on the framing of your video. Too much space up top

[@alexsherman7414]

Bro? No one asked your opinion

[@nalindaran]

@@alexsherman7414 lol it is a good tip though

[@KajsaBlom88]

Finnish naturally ends with a lower tone lol

[@justinAclark2075]

"Speak with such articulation, your words may forever be etched in stone." Articulated a bit better for ya

[@somethingdifferent1369]

😂

[@ggwhhbb1822]

He talks like a sophisticated world salad

[@DADAIFUN]

I love this. And you're cute.

[@lukamagic.4514]

Love him or despise him Top G outshines Steve Jobs in speaking skills 👌

[@thevikingsock8527]

Jordan Peterson xDD?

[@irshikha]

The title is 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@OnlineBusinessSimplified]

I stole :)

[@saikatghosh90]

Donal trump

[@ttsar]

Tonald Drump

[@Trading_10134]

First

[@PalParkTigers]

One critic are the sound effects in the video, feels like I’m playing a video game. A little irritating

[@anmolgupta3203]

I know English, knows how to talk but it's not coming from inside of me and I'm struggling with articulation in the end.