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RE: How to use Metaphors to create Impactful Business Presentations

in #business7 years ago

I was not aware that Steve used so many metaphors in his sales approach! Does not surprise me at all but really does help to see the examples.

I believe that the more senses you can include in your dialogue, the better your communication will be. We all take in information differently and we express it differently as well.

In Neuro-Semantics we call the primary sensory systems "VAK" or Visual - Auditory - Kinesthetic. This is pretty basic knowledge but we often forget that most of the population IS primarily visually oriented. Thus, having metaphors really allows individuals to see (within their mind's eye) a word in a visual format.

I believe that has a lot to do with why it's effective.

We are, however, moving into the auditory age as we speak (no pun intended) with siri, amazon echo, or google home we'll be speaking and hearing our search results in the future!

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Hey @axios, thanks for leaving such a good comment here.

Yeap, totally agree that the world is predominantly visual (70% I heard once). I also think that metaphors works well for the Auditory Digital (Ad) people, who talks to themselves and reflects a lot.

Yes agreed! AD is probably more relevant, especially for internet based communication in the future.