Listed below are three types of language leaders should incorporate to give effective pep talks or motivational speeches.
- Uncertainty-reducing language is essential to establishing exactly how people can achieve a goal through easily understandable instructions and expectations.
- Empathetic language helps speakers establish a connection with the people they’re speaking to and lets them know that you understand their challenges and are invested in their success.
- Meaning-making language lets people know why tasks are important and often includes stories that help illuminate the point.
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