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Bob Brehm
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In Julian's speech he made many great points on how to speak so that people will listen to you, including the seven deadly sins of speaking. Julian also states that if you were to commit just one of these "7 Deadly Sins of Speaking" nobody would listen to you. 
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Elijah Griep
Elijah Griep
Julian Treasure provides many hints and tips in his speech.He goes over his 7 deadly sins of speaking Gossip ,judging ,negativity, complaining , excuses, lying, and dogmatism all these sins lead to bad speaking. But Treasure presents a solution Hail, Honesty , Authentity , lntergity 
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Kinsey Townsend
Kinsey Townsend
In the Ted Talk he discussed many ways to improve your speaking, and some things you might be doing wrong. He referred to those things as the "seven deadly sins of speaking" these were, gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying and dogmatism. These are things that everyone does, but without them everyone's speaking and listening would improve drastically. He also mentioned using the phrase "HAIL" when speaking. This stands for, honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. By following those, you better yourself as a speaker and a person. The way you speak impacts the way people listen to you, and what people think of you as a person. 
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Logan Klumpp
Logan Klumpp
Julian Treasure gives the audience many tips on public speaking during the speech. One major tip was to avoid using the seven deadly sins of speaking. These seven deadly sins are gossip, judging, negativity, complaining excuses, lying, and dogmatism. He recommends avoiding this type of speech because the audience could easily loose focus and stop listening. Treasure also recommends using HAIL. HAIL stands for honesty, Authenticity, integrity, and love. He recommends this to help
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Kiersten Buckley
Kiersten Buckley
In the video Julian said that there are 7 deadly sins of speaking. Those include gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism, and when you use those it makes it so people don't want to listen to the speech you are giving. In the video Julian also explains what HAIL means, he said the letters stand for a different word that will help in your speech. The H stands for honesty, the A stands for authenticity, the I stands for integrity, and the L stands for love. He also mentions that you sound keep in mind how your voice sounds, and those include registering your voice, your timbre, prosody, pace, pitch, and volume. he also mentions warming up before you give your speech. Julian mentions at the end to be conscience of how you are giving your speech. 
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Peyton Klein
Peyton Klein
In Julian's speech he talks about how a speech should be giving or even when someone is talking how everything should be said. He said it should when talking one should use honesty, and authentic. They should also speak with integrity and love. some other key points he brings up is that is your pitch and not use monotone and the volume of ones voice is very important. Volume is one thing i personally have to work on. 
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Brett A. Clore
Brett A. Clore
As Julian Treasure stated in his speech, people won't listen to you if you are committing so much as 1 of "the 7 deadly sins of speaking". He listed them as Gossip, Judging, Negativity, Complaining, Excuses, Lying, and Dogmatism. These make any speech uninteresting and dull, or just bad in general considering the sin Lying. These aspects of a speech  can make it ineffective, however there are ways to counter them, or just make a speech better to begin with. Mr. Treasure made the acronym H.A.I.L. to stand for these principles; Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, Love. But they don't come easy, and I can speak with experience, however I'll just list two examples. My first example will apply to Integrity; it is all to easy to say you will do great things to make an audience love you and what you say you will do, 
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Taylor Buckley
Taylor Buckley
Some tips and hints talked about in this speech include keeping in mind your pace, volume, and pitch. You should also register your voice  and warm it up before speaking in front of a crowd or before an important speech. He also says to keep in mind timbre, how your voice feels and also prosody. The seven deadly sins of speaking he talks about are gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, exageration/lying, and dogmatism. These things can sometimes make it hard for somebody to listen to you speak, positivity will sink into a person more than negativity and gossip and complaining will. Julian Treasure also talks about HAIL. This stands for honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. These are all things that can improve your speeches and any message you're trying to get across.
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Alison Haskell
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Treasure said in the video there is are seven deadly sins of speaking. They are as the following, gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism. Those are the things you want to avoid while speaking. He also mentioned HAIL in the video. HAIL is honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. Those would be somethings you would want to while speaking. The difference between the two is that the seven deadly sins are negative and people don't want to listen to that. HAIL is positive and people do want to listen to positivity. You can also do vocal exercises before you speak to help you speak better. 
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Sarah Potter
Sarah Potter
The 7 deadly sins of speaking are gossiping which is a not nice habit to do to people, judging which makes it hard to do anything when you feel like you are being judged, negativity which makes it hard to listen to negative comments, complaining which just creates a miserable mood, excuses are hard to listen to, and the last 2 deadly sins of speaking are lying which makes it hard because then you never know when someone is going to be telling you the honest truth and the last one is exaggeration which makes it hard trying to listen to someone who is making things seem different than they actually are. In the video they also mention HAIL which is Honesty-being clear and straight, Authenticity-be yourself, Integrity-be your word, Love-wish them well. HAIL are 4 things that can make your speaking more powerful. Julian Treasure also brings up the "tool box" of things that can help you give engaging speeches and they were register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch, and volume. One of the last things that Julian brought up at the end of the video is warming up your voice before you speak  for something important so you can 
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Reese Lockwood
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Julian Treasure made many great points about speaking, and a very crucial portion of what he said was the 7 deadly sins. Many of these are similar and tied together, they are as follows; gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying and dogmatism. These are all destructive habits, which is why they are not beneficial for speaking. People want to be inspired, they do not wan to hear about all the negative aspects of life because everyone experiences that. HAIL is an acronym that is key to successful speaking. HAIL stands for honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. These qualities help the listener feel connected to the speaker, which in turn makes the audience more engaged listeners. If HAIL is used that instantly makes the speech light years better than if a speech uses any of the 7 deadly sins.To conclude, Treasure supplied a surplus of 
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Mia Lederman
Mia Lederman
Seven deadly signs of speaking are: gossiping, judging, negativity, excuses, exaggeration , confusion of facts with opinions. People do not enjoy listening to drama so if you begin to gossip or judge they automatically become uninterested. Negativity is very hard for people to listen to.Exaggeration then turns into lies and people wont listen to lies. The confusion of facts with opinions no one wants to listen to because the facts are not accurate. H.A.I.L stands for Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, and Love. 

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After viewing the following speech, respond in a Padlet that you create in which you note some of the tips and hints (points) that Julian Treasure makes in regards  to how to speak so that people will listen to you. (Please note specific references made within the presentation). What are the 7 deadly sins of speaking? What does HAIL stand for? The response should be 5-7 sentences long.
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In Julian's speech he made many great points on how to speak so that people will listen to you, including the seven deadly sins of speaking. Julian also states that if you were to commit just one of these "7 Deadly Sins of Speaking" nobody would listen to you. The seven deadly sins are gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism. And then the meaning of HAIL is Honesty- be clear, Authenticity- be yourself, Intensity- follow your word, Love- wish them well. And remember it's not what you say but how you say it.

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Julian Treasure provides many hints and tips in his speech.He goes over his 7 deadly sins of speaking Gossip ,judging ,negativity, complaining , excuses, lying, and dogmatism all these sins lead to bad speaking. But Treasure presents a solution Hail, Honesty , Authentity , lntergity

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In the Ted Talk he discussed many ways to improve your speaking, and some things you might be doing wrong. He referred to those things as the "seven deadly sins of speaking" these were, gossiping, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying and dogmatism. These are things that everyone does, but without them everyone's speaking and listening would improve drastically. He also mentioned using the phrase "HAIL" when speaking. This stands for, honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. By following those, you better yourself as a speaker and a person. The way you speak impacts the way people listen to you, and what people think of you as a person.

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Julian Treasure gives the audience many tips on public speaking during the speech. One major tip was to avoid using the seven deadly sins of speaking. These seven deadly sins are gossip, judging, negativity, complaining excuses, lying, and dogmatism. He recommends avoiding this type of speech because the audience could easily loose focus and stop listening. Treasure also recommends using HAIL. HAIL stands for honesty, Authenticity, integrity, and love. He recommends this to help catch and maintain the focus of the listener. HAIL also helps the audience feel connected to the speaker.

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In the video Julian said that there are 7 deadly sins of speaking. Those include gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism, and when you use those it makes it so people don't want to listen to the speech you are giving. In the video Julian also explains what HAIL means, he said the letters stand for a different word that will help in your speech. The H stands for honesty, the A stands for authenticity, the I stands for integrity, and the L stands for love. He also mentions that you sound keep in mind how your voice sounds, and those include registering your voice, your timbre, prosody, pace, pitch, and volume. he also mentions warming up before you give your speech. Julian mentions at the end to be conscience of how you are giving your speech.

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In Julian's speech he talks about how a speech should be giving or even when someone is talking how everything should be said. He said it should when talking one should use honesty, and authentic. They should also speak with integrity and love. some other key points he brings up is that is your pitch and not use monotone and the volume of ones voice is very important. Volume is one thing i personally have to work on.

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As Julian Treasure stated in his speech, people won't listen to you if you are committing so much as 1 of "the 7 deadly sins of speaking". He listed them as Gossip, Judging, Negativity, Complaining, Excuses, Lying, and Dogmatism. These make any speech uninteresting and dull, or just bad in general considering the sin Lying. These aspects of a speech can make it ineffective, however there are ways to counter them, or just make a speech better to begin with. Mr. Treasure made the acronym H.A.I.L. to stand for these principles; Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, Love. But they don't come easy, and I can speak with experience, however I'll just say a single example. My example will apply to Integrity; it is all to easy to say you will do great things to make an audience love you and what you say you will do, but then fall back due to the sheer size of your promise. You have to follow through. To conclude, make sure you follow these guidelines as Mr. Treasure is a truly great speaker, and a reliable source.

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Some tips and hints talked about in this speech include keeping in mind your pace, volume, and pitch. You should also register your voice and warm it up before speaking in front of a crowd or before an important speech. He also says to keep in mind timbre, how your voice feels and also prosody. The seven deadly sins of speaking he talks about are gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, exageration/lying, and dogmatism. These things can sometimes make it hard for somebody to listen to you speak, positivity will sink into a person more than negativity and gossip and complaining will. Julian Treasure also talks about HAIL. This stands for honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. These are all things that can improve your speeches and any message you're trying to get across.

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Treasure said in the video there is are seven deadly sins of speaking. They are as the following, gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying, and dogmatism. Those are the things you want to avoid while speaking. He also mentioned HAIL in the video. HAIL is honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. Those would be somethings you would want to while speaking. The difference between the two is that the seven deadly sins are negative and people don't want to listen to that. HAIL is positive and people do want to listen to positivity. You can also do vocal exercises before you speak to help you speak better.

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The 7 deadly sins of speaking are gossiping which is a not nice habit to do to people, judging which makes it hard to do anything when you feel like you are being judged, negativity which makes it hard to listen to negative comments, complaining which just creates a miserable mood, excuses are hard to listen to, and the last 2 deadly sins of speaking are lying which makes it hard because then you never know when someone is going to be telling you the honest truth and the last one is exaggeration which makes it hard trying to listen to someone who is making things seem different than they actually are. In the video they also mention HAIL which is Honesty-being clear and straight, Authenticity-be yourself, Integrity-be your word, Love-wish them well. HAIL are 4 things that can make your speaking more powerful. Julian Treasure also brings up the "tool box" of things that can help you give engaging speeches and they were register, timbre, prosody, pace, pitch, and volume. One of the last things that Julian brought up at the end of the video is warming up your voice before you speak for something important so you can be more prepared for important things.

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Julian Treasure made many great points about speaking, and a very crucial portion of what he said was the 7 deadly sins. Many of these are similar and tied together, they are as follows; gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, lying and dogmatism. These are all destructive habits, which is why they are not beneficial for speaking. People want to be inspired, they do not wan to hear about all the negative aspects of life because everyone experiences that. HAIL is an acronym that is key to successful speaking. HAIL stands for honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love. These qualities help the listener feel connected to the speaker, which in turn makes the audience more engaged listeners. If HAIL is used that instantly makes the speech light years better than if a speech uses any of the 7 deadly sins.To conclude, Treasure supplied a surplus of important advice for anyone who needs to speak.

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Seven deadly signs of speaking are: gossiping, judging, negativity, excuses, exaggeration , confusion of facts with opinions. People do not enjoy listening to drama so if you begin to gossip or judge they automatically become uninterested. Negativity is very hard for people to listen to.Exaggeration then turns into lies and people wont listen to lies. The confusion of facts with opinions no one wants to listen to because the facts are not accurate. H.A.I.L stands for Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, and Love.

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After viewing the following speech, respond in a Padlet that you create in which you note some of the tips and hints (points) that Julian Treasure makes in regards  to how to speak so that people will listen to you. (Please note specific references made within the presentation). What are the 7 deadly sins of speaking? What does HAIL stand for? The response should be 5-7 sentences long.

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Julian Treasure: How to speak so that people want to listen

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Have you ever felt like you're talking, but nobody is listening? Here's Julian Treasure to help. In this useful talk, the sound expert demonstrates the how-to's of powerful speaking - from some handy vocal exercises to tips on how to speak with empathy. A talk that might help the world sound more beautiful.