Uncover Humor In Your Speeches – 4 Types of Dialogue to Keep Your Audience Laughing All The Way

by Craig Valentine  - November 3, 2020

Amused audience
Using dialogue to get laughs in Sri Lanka

Don’t add humor to your speeches. Uncover humor within them. That’s a huge difference because, when you add humor, it often feels forced. When you uncover humor, it’s simply found. It’s organic.

It’s part of your story and, even if the humor doesn’t work, the story is still true and you simply move on. When you add humor and it doesn’t work, that feels embarrassing.

4 Types of Dialogue to Uncover Humor

So let’s look at 4 types of dialogue you can use to keep your audience laughing and enjoying the experience.

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About the Author

As a motivational speaker I've been fortunate to have spoken in over 20 countries, and back in 1999 Toastmasters International awarded me the World Champion of Public Speaking.

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