Insightful video Joseph. Waiting for the list of alliteration. Here's my list for anyone interested: B: Bold and Brave Beauty and Brains Bells and Buzzers Blood and Battle Bitter and Better C: Calm and Collected Crime and Corruption Crisp and Clear Cash and Carry Chaos and Confusion D: Doom and Despair Daring and Determined Duty and Dedication Dreams and Desires E: Energy and Enthusiasm Ethics and Excellence Ebb and Flow (though not exactly alliterative, it's a common pairing) F: Fame and Fortune Fast and Furious Faith and Fervor G: Gloom and Glimmer Gold and Glitter Guts and Glory H: Hope and Honor Heart and Home Hopes and Horizons I: Intellect and Intuition Ice and Isolation J: Jive and Jolt Joy and Jubilation K: Kings and Kingdoms Kith and Kin L: Love and Loyalty Luck and Logic Life and Liberty M: Might and Magic Mood and Melody Mystery and Mastery N: Night and Nostalgia Nerve and Nuance O: Order and Organization Offense and Outrage P: Pride and Prejudice Peace and Prosperity Power and Passion Q: Quest and Quandary Quick and Quiet R: Rise and Resilience Rich and Renowned Risk and Reward S: Strength and Stamina Success and Satisfaction Silence and Solitude T: Trials and Tribulations Time and Tide Trust and Triumph U: Urgent and Unyielding Unity and Understanding V: Valor and Victory Vision and Venture W: War and Wisdom Wealth and Welfare X: Xenon and X-factor (not common, but a fun pairing) Y: Youth and Yearning Yells and Yawns Z: Zeal and Zenith Zest and Zealotry Note: While this list is not exhaustive, it should provide a good starting point. Remember, the best alliterations often come from creative word pairings tailored to the specific message and audience.
### A 1. Abundant and abound 2. Ambitious and aspiring 3. Ancient and archaic 4. Artistic and aesthetic 5. Astonished and amazed 6. Authentic and actual 7. Avid and ardent 8. Astute and aware 9. Agile and alert 10. Assertive and assured ### B 11. Bold and brave 12. Bountiful and blooming 13. Bright and brilliant 14. Busy and bustling 15. Balanced and boundless 16. Blissful and blessed 17. Boisterous and bubbly 18. Benevolent and benign 19. Bold and beautiful 20. Brisk and breezy ### C 21. Calm and composed 22. Careful and cautious 23. Curious and contemplative 24. Clever and crafty 25. Courageous and confident 26. Charismatic and charming 27. Crisp and clear 28. Cool and collected 29. Creative and constructive 30. Caring and compassionate ### D 31. Daring and dauntless 32. Dedicated and devoted 33. Delighted and dazzling 34. Dynamic and driven 35. Diligent and disciplined 36. Dreamy and delightful 37. Determined and decisive 38. Diverse and dynamic 39. Dapper and dashing 40. Deep and decisive ### E 41. Eager and earnest 42. Energetic and enthusiastic 43. Elegant and eloquent 44. Essential and elemental 45. Exuberant and exciting 46. Effervescent and electric 47. Empathetic and emotional 48. Enlightened and educated 49. Eclectic and exotic 50. Extraordinary and exceptional ### F 51. Fierce and fiery 52. Fresh and fragrant 53. Fast and fearless 54. Friendly and fun 55. Fantastic and fabulous 56. Fortunate and favored 57. Fascinating and phenomenal 58. Firm and forceful 59. Flawless and faultless 60. Flexible and fluid ### G 61. Graceful and gracious 62. Generous and giving 63. Gritty and gutsy 64. Glorious and grand 65. Grounded and genuine 66. Glowing and gleaming 67. Great and gigantic 68. Gentle and good-natured 69. Gallant and galloping 70. Gifted and glowing ### H 71. Happy and harmonious 72. Humble and honest 73. Healthy and hearty 74. Hopeful and humane 75. Helpful and hardworking 76. Handsome and honorable 77. Heroic and high-spirited 78. Harmonious and holistic 79. Humorous and humorous 80. Honest and humble ### I 81. Inspired and imaginative 82. Innovative and inventive 83. Intuitive and insightful 84. Intense and intriguing 85. Inviting and invigorating 86. Intelligent and intellectual 87. Impressive and imposing 88. Independent and industrious 89. Insightful and illuminating 90. Impassioned and intense ### J 91. Joyful and jubilant 92. Jovial and jolly 93. Judicious and just 94. Jaunty and joyful 95. Jubilant and jubilant 96. Jazzy and jubilant 97. Jovial and jocular 98. Jocular and jolly 99. Joyous and joyful 100. Jubilant and jovial ### K 101. Kind and knowledgeable 102. Keen and knowledgeable 103. Kind-hearted and knowing 104. Knowledgeable and keen 105. Kinetic and keen 106. Knightly and kind 107. Keen-eyed and knowledgeable 108. Kindly and keen 109. Knowledgeable and kind 110. Keen-witted and kind-hearted ### L 111. Loyal and loving 112. Lively and luminous 113. Lucid and logical 114. Lucky and luxurious 115. Light-hearted and lovely 116. Luxurious and lavish 117. Luminous and lush 118. Lively and loyal 119. Lucid and luminous 120. Lovely and likable ### M 121. Mighty and majestic 122. Magnificent and marvelous 123. Motivated and mindful 124. Merry and melodious 125. Mindful and meticulous 126. Marvelous and magnetic 127. Majestic and monumental 128. Mysterious and mystical 129. Multitalented and masterful 130. Motivated and mighty ### N 131. Noble and notable 132. Nurturing and nourishing 133. Nimble and notable 134. Nifty and neat 135. Noble and nurturing 136. Nonchalant and nonconformist 137. Nice and nurturing 138. Noteworthy and noble 139. Nurtured and nourishing 140. Notable and nice ### O 141. Optimistic and open-minded 142. Outstanding and original 143. Open and observant 144. Outgoing and outstanding 145. Obedient and orderly 146. Overjoyed and optimistic 147. Open-hearted and outstanding 148. Original and optimistic 149. Observant and orderly 150. Optimistic and open-hearted ### P 151. Peaceful and patient 152. Positive and productive 153. Powerful and purposeful 154. Passionate and persistent 155. Prudent and practical 156. Polished and poised 157. Proactive and perceptive 158. Persistent and progressive 159. Plentiful and prosperous 160. Proud and patient ### Q 161. Quick and quiet 162. Quaint and quirky 163. Quizzical and quick-witted 164. Quiet and quick-witted 165. Quirky and quintessential 166. Quick-thinking and quizzical 167. Quality and quick 168. Quirky and quick-witted 169. Quick-witted and quality 170. Quintessential and quick ### R 171. Radiant and resilient 172. Robust and reliable 173. Refreshing and resourceful 174. Remarkable and resilient 175. Reliable and resolute 176. Reflective and radiant 177. Resilient and respectful 178. Radiant and remarkable 179. Resourceful and reliable 180. Resolute and reflective ### S 181. Strong and steady 182. Serene and soothing 183. Sensible and smart 184. Spirited and soulful 185. Sympathetic and supportive 186. Sincere and selfless 187. Sensational and striking 188. Secure and steadfast 189. Sophisticated and suave 190. Spontaneous and serene ### T 191. Trustworthy and tenacious 192. Talented and thoughtful 193. Tender and tough 194. Tenacious and tireless 195. Timeless and truthful 196. Thriving and thankful 197. Thoughtful and thorough 198. Terrific and triumphant 199. Tactful and trustworthy 200. Tranquil and talented
Love your content! Studied Eng Lit in school under a superb teacher where I first came across alliteration n metaphors. Yours is the best articulation on these yet... done with crisp clarity and due interest. You even elaborate on how we capture and use them in that split second as we scan and pick from the array of synonyms attached to our evolving emotions. Great job!
Your advice is helping me structure where and how I must improve my speaking. The traditional advice I hear was to "just practice" but I'd rather be practicing the correct way -- and you're helping me do that. Thank you.
As a language enthusiast, I am your diligent follower from now on. Thank you for this channel! I am with you in this pursuit of precise and pristine communication.
Glad to see your video man, can't believe I've been refreshing your page for the past few days hoping for new contents. I discovered and started following your channel just this past month and it's interesting you've become one of my favourite YT channel.
I am so grateful to have stumbled on your insightful content. Your methods and the way you incrementally structure them into bite size pieces are so helpful and will surely improve my communication skills. ThNk you so much. I look forward to your future videos. 👍🏾
JOSEPH - this video was so helpful. Can you make other videos like this? Where you present a conversation between inarticulate people and explain to us how you would improve it? Thanks!!!
(A girl writing) Man! How can we financially support you? Your content needs more than views and subscribers. Everyone appreciate your free, valuable and quality content. ❤
Ik you like to use the words 'athletic' or 'athleticism', but by definition that means to be phyiscally strong. It always seems a bit odd to me when u use those lol. But other than that i love your content and inspiration to assist ppl as a whole in transcending articulation.
I cant be the only one that finds SOME alliterations in the video were redundant? Like it made me think the speaker was just trying to squeeze words in the speech
Joe, the expression on your face becomes orgasmic, whenever your about to introduce a new verbal technique! Your like a burglar who got the keys to the bank vault! :)
I think the exemples of “methaphors” are actually Metonymy. And the metonymy creates the contrary effect of being prosaic as it is used for doublespeak and euphemisms, it sounds creepy. At least in the current usage of poetic language.
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This video was profoundly valuable and value-full :)) We appreciate you! What interview is it that you share where the speaker says "How many of these micro acts of desecration does it take....vandal in the art gallery..."?
Question: The major problem I have is learning to pause and stop thinking there's pressure from who I'm speaking with. How can I deal with thinking before speaking?
I created a habit contract for everytime I say uhh, I keep a counting app and when I get home or get the chance, I do 5 pushups for every single “uhh” on my counter. I also record myself speaking 30 seconds a day - which I plan to turn into 1 minute soon as I do it more
I don't think beating a habit out of yourself is really the best way to proceed. With something as mental as language the best and easiest way would be to change your mindset on how you speak. No one actually cares if you stop to think for a second and most people already do this anyway.
Hi Joesph. People who experience states of mania often employ a poetic use of language in an attempt to communicate the vast spectrum of new perceptions and salient beauties in daily life experienced from a new energetic perspective. We play with language through clanging, metaphor/similes, alliteration, neologisms, rhyme etc. These awkwardly awakened faculties are employed as evidence of symptomology whereas I sense humanity needs a language upgrade. Or perhaps a perception upgrade that would create a selective pressure for artful articulation and the use of dialogue where we unfold meaning rather than social structures and theory of mind. Can you do a video on how most people are afraid of polysyllabic words and how to know when it’s ‘safe’ to be expansive with language? Since I was diagnosed bipolar I’ve been interested in language and the spontaneous vulnerable speech that can manifest. I let it flow by talking to myself on video.
I was trying to type an articulate comment so much so that I couldn't type anything at all. Do you have a solution that allows to step out of this perfectionistic bubble and... well I don't know how to say it😭.
Hey Joseph! I just wanted to remind you that you haven't uploaded the Alteration List (it says uploading). Pardon me if you haven't finished compiling them yet!
Would you advise discarding the phrase “read between the lines” which means to write and speak so that the words you say are to be taken literally. I can play with words but I feel like when you’re writing about things that you need to reason with, I’m hesitant to be “athletic” with the words because they might not make sense if taken in a literal sense
I would wager that women orators in 2023 are more powerful than male orators. Most of the examples used tend to be from men who are bordering senile and sound like they live in the past. While it's clear they have a strong grasp on the language, it doesn't translate well into 2023, at least personally. Many women in particular are able to keep their speech modern sounding while displaying an equally strong understanding of language.
heavy emphasis on "CLASSICAL" in "classical flavouring". of course some of these will help you sound more astute however i'd wager that most would find your speech archaic rather than articulate should you incorporate those turns of phrase in your vocabulary, specifically in regards to "great many" and "tremendously". there is certainly nothing wrong with sounding a bit more old school, but i think we should proceed with the nuance that "older" sounding speech (for lack of better term) doesn't immediately equate to more refined or "better" speech.
@@Anya-ef3sb there's probably a place for it but I don't think people here are looking to be corny comedians. It's always good to get to the point when you're in a professional setting, I don't think this method is appropriate.
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In 5 years Joseph Tsar will write a book and it will be great. (speaking it into existence)
It shall indeed
Amen!
Limitless book is a great book for becoming better at learning in general
and we will be there no matter what
Really looking forward man
Insightful video Joseph. Waiting for the list of alliteration. Here's my list for anyone interested:
B:
Bold and Brave
Beauty and Brains
Bells and Buzzers
Blood and Battle
Bitter and Better
C:
Calm and Collected
Crime and Corruption
Crisp and Clear
Cash and Carry
Chaos and Confusion
D:
Doom and Despair
Daring and Determined
Duty and Dedication
Dreams and Desires
E:
Energy and Enthusiasm
Ethics and Excellence
Ebb and Flow (though not exactly alliterative, it's a common pairing)
F:
Fame and Fortune
Fast and Furious
Faith and Fervor
G:
Gloom and Glimmer
Gold and Glitter
Guts and Glory
H:
Hope and Honor
Heart and Home
Hopes and Horizons
I:
Intellect and Intuition
Ice and Isolation
J:
Jive and Jolt
Joy and Jubilation
K:
Kings and Kingdoms
Kith and Kin
L:
Love and Loyalty
Luck and Logic
Life and Liberty
M:
Might and Magic
Mood and Melody
Mystery and Mastery
N:
Night and Nostalgia
Nerve and Nuance
O:
Order and Organization
Offense and Outrage
P:
Pride and Prejudice
Peace and Prosperity
Power and Passion
Q:
Quest and Quandary
Quick and Quiet
R:
Rise and Resilience
Rich and Renowned
Risk and Reward
S:
Strength and Stamina
Success and Satisfaction
Silence and Solitude
T:
Trials and Tribulations
Time and Tide
Trust and Triumph
U:
Urgent and Unyielding
Unity and Understanding
V:
Valor and Victory
Vision and Venture
W:
War and Wisdom
Wealth and Welfare
X:
Xenon and X-factor (not common, but a fun pairing)
Y:
Youth and Yearning
Yells and Yawns
Z:
Zeal and Zenith
Zest and Zealotry
Note: While this list is not exhaustive, it should provide a good starting point. Remember, the best alliterations often come from creative word pairings tailored to the specific message and audience.
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thks, man!
Thank You!
heavenly
God bless you, thanks guys!
This is the type of content I'm paying my internet bill for💗 kudos
word!
### A
1. Abundant and abound
2. Ambitious and aspiring
3. Ancient and archaic
4. Artistic and aesthetic
5. Astonished and amazed
6. Authentic and actual
7. Avid and ardent
8. Astute and aware
9. Agile and alert
10. Assertive and assured
### B
11. Bold and brave
12. Bountiful and blooming
13. Bright and brilliant
14. Busy and bustling
15. Balanced and boundless
16. Blissful and blessed
17. Boisterous and bubbly
18. Benevolent and benign
19. Bold and beautiful
20. Brisk and breezy
### C
21. Calm and composed
22. Careful and cautious
23. Curious and contemplative
24. Clever and crafty
25. Courageous and confident
26. Charismatic and charming
27. Crisp and clear
28. Cool and collected
29. Creative and constructive
30. Caring and compassionate
### D
31. Daring and dauntless
32. Dedicated and devoted
33. Delighted and dazzling
34. Dynamic and driven
35. Diligent and disciplined
36. Dreamy and delightful
37. Determined and decisive
38. Diverse and dynamic
39. Dapper and dashing
40. Deep and decisive
### E
41. Eager and earnest
42. Energetic and enthusiastic
43. Elegant and eloquent
44. Essential and elemental
45. Exuberant and exciting
46. Effervescent and electric
47. Empathetic and emotional
48. Enlightened and educated
49. Eclectic and exotic
50. Extraordinary and exceptional
### F
51. Fierce and fiery
52. Fresh and fragrant
53. Fast and fearless
54. Friendly and fun
55. Fantastic and fabulous
56. Fortunate and favored
57. Fascinating and phenomenal
58. Firm and forceful
59. Flawless and faultless
60. Flexible and fluid
### G
61. Graceful and gracious
62. Generous and giving
63. Gritty and gutsy
64. Glorious and grand
65. Grounded and genuine
66. Glowing and gleaming
67. Great and gigantic
68. Gentle and good-natured
69. Gallant and galloping
70. Gifted and glowing
### H
71. Happy and harmonious
72. Humble and honest
73. Healthy and hearty
74. Hopeful and humane
75. Helpful and hardworking
76. Handsome and honorable
77. Heroic and high-spirited
78. Harmonious and holistic
79. Humorous and humorous
80. Honest and humble
### I
81. Inspired and imaginative
82. Innovative and inventive
83. Intuitive and insightful
84. Intense and intriguing
85. Inviting and invigorating
86. Intelligent and intellectual
87. Impressive and imposing
88. Independent and industrious
89. Insightful and illuminating
90. Impassioned and intense
### J
91. Joyful and jubilant
92. Jovial and jolly
93. Judicious and just
94. Jaunty and joyful
95. Jubilant and jubilant
96. Jazzy and jubilant
97. Jovial and jocular
98. Jocular and jolly
99. Joyous and joyful
100. Jubilant and jovial
### K
101. Kind and knowledgeable
102. Keen and knowledgeable
103. Kind-hearted and knowing
104. Knowledgeable and keen
105. Kinetic and keen
106. Knightly and kind
107. Keen-eyed and knowledgeable
108. Kindly and keen
109. Knowledgeable and kind
110. Keen-witted and kind-hearted
### L
111. Loyal and loving
112. Lively and luminous
113. Lucid and logical
114. Lucky and luxurious
115. Light-hearted and lovely
116. Luxurious and lavish
117. Luminous and lush
118. Lively and loyal
119. Lucid and luminous
120. Lovely and likable
### M
121. Mighty and majestic
122. Magnificent and marvelous
123. Motivated and mindful
124. Merry and melodious
125. Mindful and meticulous
126. Marvelous and magnetic
127. Majestic and monumental
128. Mysterious and mystical
129. Multitalented and masterful
130. Motivated and mighty
### N
131. Noble and notable
132. Nurturing and nourishing
133. Nimble and notable
134. Nifty and neat
135. Noble and nurturing
136. Nonchalant and nonconformist
137. Nice and nurturing
138. Noteworthy and noble
139. Nurtured and nourishing
140. Notable and nice
### O
141. Optimistic and open-minded
142. Outstanding and original
143. Open and observant
144. Outgoing and outstanding
145. Obedient and orderly
146. Overjoyed and optimistic
147. Open-hearted and outstanding
148. Original and optimistic
149. Observant and orderly
150. Optimistic and open-hearted
### P
151. Peaceful and patient
152. Positive and productive
153. Powerful and purposeful
154. Passionate and persistent
155. Prudent and practical
156. Polished and poised
157. Proactive and perceptive
158. Persistent and progressive
159. Plentiful and prosperous
160. Proud and patient
### Q
161. Quick and quiet
162. Quaint and quirky
163. Quizzical and quick-witted
164. Quiet and quick-witted
165. Quirky and quintessential
166. Quick-thinking and quizzical
167. Quality and quick
168. Quirky and quick-witted
169. Quick-witted and quality
170. Quintessential and quick
### R
171. Radiant and resilient
172. Robust and reliable
173. Refreshing and resourceful
174. Remarkable and resilient
175. Reliable and resolute
176. Reflective and radiant
177. Resilient and respectful
178. Radiant and remarkable
179. Resourceful and reliable
180. Resolute and reflective
### S
181. Strong and steady
182. Serene and soothing
183. Sensible and smart
184. Spirited and soulful
185. Sympathetic and supportive
186. Sincere and selfless
187. Sensational and striking
188. Secure and steadfast
189. Sophisticated and suave
190. Spontaneous and serene
### T
191. Trustworthy and tenacious
192. Talented and thoughtful
193. Tender and tough
194. Tenacious and tireless
195. Timeless and truthful
196. Thriving and thankful
197. Thoughtful and thorough
198. Terrific and triumphant
199. Tactful and trustworthy
200. Tranquil and talented
Thank you Joseph, i'm also on my way mastering the art of articulation too. Your videos really help me a lot in my progress. Much appreciate!
this guy is a genius. there's so much to learn from you. thanks for uploading videos joseph!!
Love your content! Studied Eng Lit in school under a superb teacher where I first came across alliteration n metaphors. Yours is the best articulation on these yet... done with crisp clarity and due interest. You even elaborate on how we capture and use them in that split second as we scan and pick from the array of synonyms attached to our evolving emotions. Great job!
your editing skills are beyond your sub count. You're gonna be one of the greats soon keep it up
Your advice is helping me structure where and how I must improve my speaking. The traditional advice I hear was to "just practice" but I'd rather be practicing the correct way -- and you're helping me do that. Thank you.
i fucking love people that are competent and coherent in themselves like joseph. keep going master!!
should we start a chain of articulated comments about him?
As a language enthusiast, I am your diligent follower from now on. Thank you for this channel! I am with you in this pursuit of precise and pristine communication.
1. Use alliterations.
2. Use metaphors.
3. Use classical words and expression.
Hey Joseph, I’m being sincere when I say I think you should listen to Earl Sweatshirt. His play of language is …well I think you should go listen.
Facts
Facts
Dude raps about killing people
Salmon skin band-aid help with recovery;
diction buttery..
👌
Gonna check him out
I'm learning English. These videos help me discover new words and expand my vocabulary. Thank you!
Amazing and Awesome. You are sunshine embodied. Naturally, I was inclined to comment. Merci
i just followed Tsar and I love him already
This video was Informative and Indicative with so many Insights like now I am feeling Inspired.
Glad to see your video man, can't believe I've been refreshing your page for the past few days hoping for new contents.
I discovered and started following your channel just this past month and it's interesting you've become one of my favourite YT channel.
Glad I found this channel before it pops off
For the first time I didn’t get distracted through a video that’s explanatory. I think I like this guy !
I have deep faith in the future of this channel and that gives me a true sense of pride for being among the first subscribers...
I am so grateful to have stumbled on your insightful content. Your methods and the way you incrementally structure them into bite size pieces are so helpful and will surely improve my communication skills. ThNk you so much. I look forward to your future videos. 👍🏾
Don't know how I came across his channel, but I'm grateful I did.👌
JOSEPH - this video was so helpful.
Can you make other videos like this?
Where you present a conversation between inarticulate people and explain to us how you would improve it? Thanks!!!
This video is quite insightful and interesting to watch! Still watching...😊
Another great video from joseph
Waiting on the aliteration list!!
this is why the most powerful orators are who they are. the bend language to their will n personalize it
Have been looking for these types of videos for years 🇲🇺
(A girl writing) Man! How can we financially support you? Your content needs more than views and subscribers. Everyone appreciate your free, valuable and quality content. ❤
I can't Thank you enough. Keep doing the great work.
I love your content! Thank you for sharing🧡
Thx for taking time to record this videos, such a great help. Your helping my brain 😊
You rock man! I Will become your follower and improve my habilitty to Speak in english
SO GLAD I FOUND YOU - GREAT VIDS! THANK YOU
Great job mate
I think I'm love with ur contents already
Props
Ik you like to use the words 'athletic' or 'athleticism', but by definition that means to be phyiscally strong. It always seems a bit odd to me when u use those lol. But other than that i love your content and inspiration to assist ppl as a whole in transcending articulation.
I cant be the only one that finds SOME alliterations in the video were redundant? Like it made me think the speaker was just trying to squeeze words in the speech
Where have you been my whole life.
Thank you for the great video!
Looking forward to the list!!!
This guy is going to go far in life for sure!
This is so interesting. You’re going to the top!
Please don’t stop these videos
Exactly what I needed 🙏
Thank you Joseph!
thats rare advice, really interesting
Been waiting for a vid from you for a while
Great content and great video. Love to see more
This guy's channel is about to explode, and I'm so ready for it.
I appreciate this video as always. 👏🏾👏🏾
This is gold. Thank you!
Joseph my friend, just a reminder, please do not forget to include the Aliteration list as promised. Thank u in Advance
Thank you Joseph.
Done watching and I must say it was valuable! Thanks for the concise and clear delivery of this masterclass!
Wow so you're really gonna make "how I became....." a series?
Good video by the way
Thank you for sharing your knowledge…
Great video! Love the effects ob it jaja! I need advice to be an articulate speaker using a second language (as if life is not hard enough already)
Joe, the expression on your face becomes orgasmic, whenever your about to introduce a new verbal technique! Your like a burglar who got the keys to the bank vault! :)
This is awesome!
Great vid! You should a video about transitional phrases and how that can help us. I feel like that would be useful info
I would love to know your MBTI personality type tbh I love your brain and your channel
Keep continuing man. I love your videos.
By the way, add some ads too. I would love to contribute some.
Waiting for the list of alliteration
Good job Joseph
Great stuff!
I think the exemples of “methaphors” are actually Metonymy. And the metonymy creates the contrary effect of being prosaic as it is used for doublespeak and euphemisms, it sounds creepy. At least in the current usage of poetic language.
Amazing!
Hey joseph , still waiting for the alliteration list!
He's got all the makings of a varsity athlete
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📚 Upgrade your Workhorse words
03:11 📖 Create a Commonplace Book
05:13 💬 Develop Lean and Crisp Sentences
11:08 🌟 Conclusion
Made with HARPA AI
This video was profoundly valuable and value-full :)) We appreciate you! What interview is it that you share where the speaker says "How many of these micro acts of desecration does it take....vandal in the art gallery..."?
This is really good. Can I give this video 10 thumbs up. I'm in just like a rabbit burrow a hole to his new home
Your underated keep going
Question: The major problem I have is learning to pause and stop thinking there's pressure from who I'm speaking with.
How can I deal with thinking before speaking?
I created a habit contract for everytime I say uhh, I keep a counting app and when I get home or get the chance, I do 5 pushups for every single “uhh” on my counter. I also record myself speaking 30 seconds a day - which I plan to turn into 1 minute soon as I do it more
I don't think beating a habit out of yourself is really the best way to proceed. With something as mental as language the best and easiest way would be to change your mindset on how you speak. No one actually cares if you stop to think for a second and most people already do this anyway.
Hi Joesph. People who experience states of mania often employ a poetic use of language in an attempt to communicate the vast spectrum of new perceptions and salient beauties in daily life experienced from a new energetic perspective. We play with language through clanging, metaphor/similes, alliteration, neologisms, rhyme etc. These awkwardly awakened faculties are employed as evidence of symptomology whereas I sense humanity needs a language upgrade. Or perhaps a perception upgrade that would create a selective pressure for artful articulation and the use of dialogue where we unfold meaning rather than social structures and theory of mind. Can you do a video on how most people are afraid of polysyllabic words and how to know when it’s ‘safe’ to be expansive with language? Since I was diagnosed bipolar I’ve been interested in language and the spontaneous vulnerable speech that can manifest. I let it flow by talking to myself on video.
Comedians practice metaphor. The greatest metaphors are thought through.
Thank you sir
I was trying to type an articulate comment so much so that I couldn't type anything at all. Do you have a solution that allows to step out of this perfectionistic bubble and... well I don't know how to say it😭.
Please Reading of "Comma Gets A Cure"
your eyes are so incredibly blue and hypnotic. jesus f-ing christ.
Hey Joseph! I just wanted to remind you that you haven't uploaded the Alteration List (it says uploading). Pardon me if you haven't finished compiling them yet!
Would you advise discarding the phrase “read between the lines” which means to write and speak so that the words you say are to be taken literally.
I can play with words but I feel like when you’re writing about things that you need to reason with, I’m hesitant to be “athletic” with the words because they might not make sense if taken in a literal sense
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Would be interesting to include some women orators, authors and poets as well! Lovin your content bro 🙌🏽
Gender is irrelevant...
Or so I thought...
I would wager that women orators in 2023 are more powerful than male orators. Most of the examples used tend to be from men who are bordering senile and sound like they live in the past. While it's clear they have a strong grasp on the language, it doesn't translate well into 2023, at least personally. Many women in particular are able to keep their speech modern sounding while displaying an equally strong understanding of language.
Tall women or short women?
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That fierce adolescent fire who was that speaker?
W channel
"the alliteration of ‘sweet birds sang’"
You helped me as a cam girl. Lol
Waiting for alliteration list 🙁
Did not think I’d see Hormozi here
Sir where the list 😭?
Tip: Listen to chess player Vishy Anand, he is very articulate and his idiom, phrase usage is athletic level!
Is writing the most effective way of improving the vocabulary?
heavy emphasis on "CLASSICAL" in "classical flavouring". of course some of these will help you sound more astute however i'd wager that most would find your speech archaic rather than articulate should you incorporate those turns of phrase in your vocabulary, specifically in regards to "great many" and "tremendously". there is certainly nothing wrong with sounding a bit more old school, but i think we should proceed with the nuance that "older" sounding speech (for lack of better term) doesn't immediately equate to more refined or "better" speech.
what kind of sick person just throws a paper towel down in the gym just walks away😂
Whats the point tho, makes you sound corny
if It’s corny to you, add it to ur jokes. Lots of comedians are funny due to their usage of metaphors 👍
@@Anya-ef3sb there's probably a place for it but I don't think people here are looking to be corny comedians.
It's always good to get to the point when you're in a professional setting, I don't think this method is appropriate.
Hey Joseph your videos are easier and more demanding to follow along when you have no music in the background.