The Surprising Truth About What Audiences Actually Remember — And Why It Changes Everything
Ever wondered why some of your best speeches or presentations vanish from your audience’s memory faster than last summer’s campfire stories? I asked that very question last week — a sneaky one, really — knowing full well the painful truth awaiting me: people remember embarrassingly little. Even those trusty lists and bullet points don’t stand much of a chance. It’s a bit like trying to keep a leaky bucket full — frustrating, baffling, and frankly, a bit tragic. So, if you’re ready to confront some uncomfortable facts about audience recall (and survive the shock without running for the hills), this might just be the read for you. LEARN MORE.Warning: this blog post contains shocking revelations that may trigger summer camp attendees. Read at your own risk. In my blog post last week I asked a trick question: how much do your audiences remember? Trick, because I knew the answer, and it wasn’t a treat. The answer: tragically little. And lists don’t help much. …
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