Orator is King Have you wondered how the world will look like, if all men become dumb? God forbid! God created the mouth so that man can use it for greater things. That’s why the mouth and other members of his department are among the most powerful team players in the body. In every works of life, communication is key. Take the case of a manufacturer who due to his false belief that if he produces the best in quality, and his goods are competitively priced, they will automatically sell. It’s a well-known fact that the salesman is the kingpin of industry. A brief stock taking in the society today will show that so many goods are chasing so few people, therefore making the buyer a king in the market place. This is followed closely by the competitor who can train and motivate fleets of competent salesmen to actually go out and dominate the market. The old adage that nothing happens until somebody sells something is still as fresh as a morning vegetable. The factory that does not sell its goods soon goes out of business. Consider the phrase “I love you.” Just three-letter word but has the magic of turning things around on the spot. It can revitalize marriages; make old people young, give people reason to live, turn sadness into happiness, tears into laughter and mediocrity into genius. Consider the words, “I am sorry.” Again, only three words, but if they are used in the right place, they can transform relationships, friendships, partnerships, and marriages. It is pride that stop people from using these three words, and it is pride that keeps them from achieving power, for the power is in the spoken word. What has all this got to do with being an orator, you ask? Well, I will tell you. If you cannot sell yourself to your nearest and dearest, how on earth do you expect to sell yourself to the big wide world? Think deep about this, work hard on re-adjusting and see how the world becomes a better place for all. Make the best use of the weekend.
Posted on: Sat, 28 Sep 2013 07:48:31 +0000
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