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Quotes for training, personal development, and inspiration. Quotes provide helpful references and inspirational examples for business and life.
These quotes below here are mainly funny as well as inspirational and motivational.
Now moved to its own page, see the more serious collection of inspirational and motivational quotes for leadership, training, personal visualization, etc.
Below remain some other famous quotes, funny maxims and sayings, also love quotes for writing and speeches, fun and amusement.
Here are training cliches, maxims and sayings.
Many of the quotations here are good training aids. Quotes help convey complex issues, and can be very memorable and attitude-changing.
Some quotes are deep and meaningful; others deeply amusing, like the alleged quotes from letters to the council.
While sources are checked and clarified wherever possible, authenticity for all quotes cannot be guaranteed - these quotes are not meant to be a historical archive, they're here because they are motivational, inspirational, amusing or otherwise helpful for teachers, learners, leaders and communicators.
If you know the source of any of the unattributed quotes or sayings here please let me know so that acknowledgement can be given.
Inspirational quotes for leadership and personal development are now here.
See also the amusing real funny insurance claims, real funny Weakest Link answers, real funny Family Fortunes answers, and stories and metaphors for training and learning.
Included in this quotes page are several principles and 'laws' which are helpful in business, management, teaching and training, for example:
Aristotle's Three Modes of Persuasion - the three principles of effective communications
Parkinson's Law
Parkinson's Triviality Law - also known as the Bikeshed Colour effect
Faster Horses - the famous quote about market versus vision-driven development (misattributed to Henry Ford)
The Peter Principle
The Pareto Principle (Pareto's Law, or the 80/20 Rule)
The 1st Law of Cybernetics (the Law of Requisite Variety)
Generations X, Y, Baby Boomers, etc
Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty (have your say.. main collection now on the Glass Half-Full/Empty Quotes page) Puns (amusing and interesting double-meanings, double-entendres)
See the (now moved) collection of more serious inspirational and motivational quotes.
Please note that where quotations refer to 'man' or 'men' this is not intended to be discriminatory.
Send your favourite quote, funny saying, funny sign, funny graffiti, training maxims, or inspirational metaphors.
aristotle's three modes of persuasion
Aristotle (384-322BC) was a seminal thinker, philosopher and polymath, of Ancient Greece. He was a student of Plato, and a teacher of Alexander the Great. He conceived many great ideas and extensive theories about many things.
Here is a simple small example of one such conception.
Known as 'The Three Modes of Persuasion', Aristotle defined this model for effective communications, especially communications from a speaker or writer to an audience. These principles remain fundamentally useful and significant today, more than 2,300 years since Aristotle first proposed them.
These principles (which you might see referred to variously as 'three secrets...' or 'three principles...' etc., aside from the title above) represent extremely cleverly how an audience or listener determines the validity and quality of written or spoken communications, and crucially whether to take action according to the communication.
The essential elements are as follows. We might describe these as the ingredients of successful communications:
Ethos - The integrity of the communicator.
Pathos - The emotional effect (of communicator and message) on the listener/reader/audience.
Logos - The relevance and strength of the message content.
Each of the above main areas contains, and is consciously and unconsciously assessed by the audience according to many indicators and factors, which are interpreted and summarised for the modern world below. Note that some factors appear in more than one area where the factors have different sorts of relevance (for example 'empathy' is both an indicator of communicator integrity (ethos), and a key aspect of emotional connection (pathos):
1. Ethos - integrity of the communicator
vocal style, body-language, passion, enthusiasm (see assertiveness/confidence and body-language)
humility, modesty, empathy, sensitivity, concern for audience
trustworthiness, experience, reputation, credibility
technical expertise, knowledge, skills
qualification, reliable referee opinion, evidence of reputation/claims
wisdom, strength, maturity, self-awareness (see Erikson's life-stage theory)
motive, rewards arising for the communicator from successful communication
associates, friends, interests
appropriateness, suitability of style/approach for situation
2. Pathos - emotional effect on listener/audience
attention-grabbing, impactful (AIDA refers significantly to this and more in this section)
involving, engaging, audience is attracted and drawn in (see advertising and EQ)
sensitivity, empathy, concern for audience (see empathy)
passion, enthusiasm, believability, credibility
inspirational and motivational impact, stirring (see motivation)
fair and just (see the psychological contract)
ethical and careful (see ethical leadership)
encourages a following (see leadership)
'likeability' (difficult to analyse, but a big factor)
makes people feel good, smile, be happy, enthused
helpful, facilitative, selfless, loving, caring, compassionate (see love and facilitation)
affirming, audience identifies with communicator (for example NLP refers to this)
sympathetic, harmonious, non-competing, non-conflicting (for example TA refers to this)
interesting, captivating, builds desire and interest in audience (see AIDA again)
invites or encourages action, makes it easy to act/decide
3. Logos - relevance and strength of the message content
well structured (see presentation)
meaningful and relevant (see WIIFM)
clear, in language and terms that the audience will understand easily (see advertising)
achievable, transferable, applicable, usable for audience
logical, cohesive, demonstrates 'cause and effect'
realistic, believable, appropriate scale and timings (see delegation and SMART model)
includes tangible measurable positive outcomes (see SMART)
special or unique (see advertising)
outcomes justify the time, effort, cost, risk of change/action (see MILE, MOFMOF, PAY and Pareto 80/20)
supported with facts and figures, referenced, proven, convincing, evidenced
balanced, includes pros and cons, unbiased
accentuates the positive - gives reasons 'to do', instead of reasons 'not to do'
memorable, can be absorbed and interpreted and the reasoning/justification easily recalled (see KISS)
Quotes for training, personal development, and inspiration. Quotes provide helpful references and inspirational examples for business and life.
These quotes below here are mainly funny as well as inspirational and motivational.
Now moved to its own page, see the more serious collection of inspirational and motivational quotes for leadership, training, personal visualization, etc.
Below remain some other famous quotes, funny maxims and sayings, also love quotes for writing and speeches, fun and amusement.
Here are training cliches, maxims and sayings.
Many of the quotations here are good training aids. Quotes help convey complex issues, and can be very memorable and attitude-changing.
Some quotes are deep and meaningful; others deeply amusing, like the alleged quotes from letters to the council.
While sources are checked and clarified wherever possible, authenticity for all quotes cannot be guaranteed - these quotes are not meant to be a historical archive, they're here because they are motivational, inspirational, amusing or otherwise helpful for teachers, learners, leaders and communicators.
If you know the source of any of the unattributed quotes or sayings here please let me know so that acknowledgement can be given.
Inspirational quotes for leadership and personal development are now here.
See also the amusing real funny insurance claims, real funny Weakest Link answers, real funny Family Fortunes answers, and stories and metaphors for training and learning.
Included in this quotes page are several principles and 'laws' which are helpful in business, management, teaching and training, for example:
Aristotle's Three Modes of Persuasion - the three principles of effective communications
Parkinson's Law
Parkinson's Triviality Law - also known as the Bikeshed Colour effect
Faster Horses - the famous quote about market versus vision-driven development (misattributed to Henry Ford)
The Peter Principle
The Pareto Principle (Pareto's Law, or the 80/20 Rule)
The 1st Law of Cybernetics (the Law of Requisite Variety)
Generations X, Y, Baby Boomers, etc
Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty (have your say.. main collection now on the Glass Half-Full/Empty Quotes page) Puns (amusing and interesting double-meanings, double-entendres)
See the (now moved) collection of more serious inspirational and motivational quotes.
Please note that where quotations refer to 'man' or 'men' this is not intended to be discriminatory.
Send your favourite quote, funny saying, funny sign, funny graffiti, training maxims, or inspirational metaphors.
aristotle's three modes of persuasion
Aristotle (384-322BC) was a seminal thinker, philosopher and polymath, of Ancient Greece. He was a student of Plato, and a teacher of Alexander the Great. He conceived many great ideas and extensive theories about many things.
Here is a simple small example of one such conception.
Known as 'The Three Modes of Persuasion', Aristotle defined this model for effective communications, especially communications from a speaker or writer to an audience. These principles remain fundamentally useful and significant today, more than 2,300 years since Aristotle first proposed them.
These principles (which you might see referred to variously as 'three secrets...' or 'three principles...' etc., aside from the title above) represent extremely cleverly how an audience or listener determines the validity and quality of written or spoken communications, and crucially whether to take action according to the communication.
The essential elements are as follows. We might describe these as the ingredients of successful communications:
Ethos - The integrity of the communicator.
Pathos - The emotional effect (of communicator and message) on the listener/reader/audience.
Logos - The relevance and strength of the message content.
Each of the above main areas contains, and is consciously and unconsciously assessed by the audience according to many indicators and factors, which are interpreted and summarised for the modern world below. Note that some factors appear in more than one area where the factors have different sorts of relevance (for example 'empathy' is both an indicator of communicator integrity (ethos), and a key aspect of emotional connection (pathos):
1. Ethos - integrity of the communicator
vocal style, body-language, passion, enthusiasm (see assertiveness/confidence and body-language)
humility, modesty, empathy, sensitivity, concern for audience
trustworthiness, experience, reputation, credibility
technical expertise, knowledge, skills
qualification, reliable referee opinion, evidence of reputation/claims
wisdom, strength, maturity, self-awareness (see Erikson's life-stage theory)
motive, rewards arising for the communicator from successful communication
associates, friends, interests
appropriateness, suitability of style/approach for situation
2. Pathos - emotional effect on listener/audience
attention-grabbing, impactful (AIDA refers significantly to this and more in this section)
involving, engaging, audience is attracted and drawn in (see advertising and EQ)
sensitivity, empathy, concern for audience (see empathy)
passion, enthusiasm, believability, credibility
inspirational and motivational impact, stirring (see motivation)
fair and just (see the psychological contract)
ethical and careful (see ethical leadership)
encourages a following (see leadership)
'likeability' (difficult to analyse, but a big factor)
makes people feel good, smile, be happy, enthused
helpful, facilitative, selfless, loving, caring, compassionate (see love and facilitation)
affirming, audience identifies with communicator (for example NLP refers to this)
sympathetic, harmonious, non-competing, non-conflicting (for example TA refers to this)
interesting, captivating, builds desire and interest in audience (see AIDA again)
invites or encourages action, makes it easy to act/decide
3. Logos - relevance and strength of the message content
well structured (see presentation)
meaningful and relevant (see WIIFM)
clear, in language and terms that the audience will understand easily (see advertising)
achievable, transferable, applicable, usable for audience
logical, cohesive, demonstrates 'cause and effect'
realistic, believable, appropriate scale and timings (see delegation and SMART model)
includes tangible measurable positive outcomes (see SMART)
special or unique (see advertising)
outcomes justify the time, effort, cost, risk of change/action (see MILE, MOFMOF, PAY and Pareto 80/20)
supported with facts and figures, referenced, proven, convincing, evidenced
balanced, includes pros and cons, unbiased
accentuates the positive - gives reasons 'to do', instead of reasons 'not to do'
memorable, can be absorbed and interpreted and the reasoning/justification easily recalled (see KISS)
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
Inspirational Sayings Islamic Quotes In Urdu About Love In English About Life Tumblr Wallpapers In Arabic Images On Marriage About Women
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