Writing a Persuasive Essay Is Like Dissecting a Frog
/The best essays show your most interesting innards, and what those innards have in common with the rest of your species.
Read MoreThe best essays show your most interesting innards, and what those innards have in common with the rest of your species.
Read MoreWhat a fun disaster! Pepsi's in-house ad agency wanted to do something hip and cool for the brand-new (with emphasis on the brand) Pepsi generation. Hey, let's do a generic, Black Lives Matter-style protest!
Critics immediately called the commercial "tone deaf." But the tone isn't that bad. The music is kind of great, the cinematography above average. But the decorum was awful.
Decorum is Latin for "fitness," as in, fitting in. Pepsi wanted to look hip and cool and ended up looking like Dr. Evil. It failed to fit in.
Here's a video Jay did to explain it all.
The third edition comes out July 4. Here's what's new.
Read MoreYou think the Founders were logical? Well, take a look at the beginning of our founding document.
Read MoreThe word datum needs to come back. It will save us from biblical floods, tyranny, and cats and dogs living together.
Read MoreIf so, read this and schedule a video chat with Jay.
A place to practice argument and persuasion - based on the bestselling Thank You for Arguing by Jay Heinrichs.
The art of persuasion has to do with changing people’s mood, their mind, or their actions. So how does it work when you’re trying to change your own habits?
Some years ago, I gave a talk to 300 marketing executives at a major corporation. The subject was “How to Screw Up.” Being a master at screwing up, I felt well qualified for the presentation.