How to speak like the 1% elite

In this video, I learned that elite speakers have a distinct verbal brand, which is essentially a unique way of expressing themselves that reflects their values and goals. This is how you become articulate with speaking. I discovered that building my own verbal brand involves choosing words and phrases that align with how I want to be perceived, avoiding overused or awkward expressions. I also need to address "lexical gaps"—the moments when I'm unsure of the right words—by learning new, clear ways to express complex ideas. Practicing these phrases aloud and embedding them into my subconscious will help me communicate more naturally and effectively like the elite 1%.

0:00 Intro
0:30 Building Your Verbal Brand
2:28 Removing Verbal Discords
3:25 Lexical Gaps
6:20 BetterSpeak
6:50 Solving Lexical Gaps
9:20 Lexical Simulations

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Thank you for watching - means the world! :)

[WhereisLauretta]

“Intelligence is compression of information.” What an absolute BAR - I love your channel man. I’ve made it a goal to get better at storytelling and speaking this year so your video makes the process of building my wordsmithing skills so fun. Appreciate you sharing this game Joseph 🔥

[ivanvaughn]

I am the 127th to observe, absorb, and indeed utilize the actionable information conveyed in this video.

[antonyshadowbanned]

One of my favorite articulators is Alex Hormozi. He speaks fast & clear, friendly & professional, casual & deep at the same time.

[dand]

To be articulate depends on how creative you are with your words

[anishpawar]

My speaking skills are on the ascendency after watching this masterpiece.😂

[generallukeproductions]

I’m always impressed by the production quality of these videos

[rykiyo]

Bought your course a few days ago, and as someone who has felt a disconnect in my thought to speech translation throughout my entire life, it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. I hope to eventually join the cohort.

[inanutchelle]

"Hardly any sentence in public comes out of my mouth unless I've written it down once before"
I thought that good speakers were simply gifted. I appreciate how it was emphasized that it requires significant effort to reach that level of proficiency.
Thanks Joseph! This is the perfect guide to work on my lexical gaps.

[generallukeproductions]

You’re infinitely more helpful than my required college communications course

[Alvi-]

I wish I had found you earlier in my communication improvement journey.

Bullshit people are making bullshit courses about communications. And you are providing this for free‼️
Respect to you, man. from the bottom of my heart, a big respect.


(I wrote this comment to voice transcription so there might be some spelling errors, because I am eating I can’t recheck them right now)

[bentam]

One of the greatest videos ive ever watched on this topic

[truegoddeeds]

Best video ever came across about speaking coherently. Good job mate.

[iandrake]

Another insightful video. My verbal brand is pitiful as I have never considered the nurturing it deserves.

[whatsup]

I've been delving onto this and improving the way I speak and moderate my speech. Thank u so much..

[danieltriana]

This is overly complicated... Just read and write as much as you can about your topic of interest. No secrets

[youssefkd]

Guys take it from me, this guy is genius, spot on with all what he said. I was practicing all of that before watching this video. I felt i need to say stuff out loud naturally and right down notes/sentences that i’m not familiar with.Good job buddy 👍🏻

[IamJofin]

The only reason why I watched this video is the quality of information and certainly not the crap edit and BGMs. Thanks Joseph and no thanks to your editor/your edit.

[hellocello]

I love your videos please turn this into a podcast!!

[CarolinaVecc]

I think the only problem with this channel is that videos are released so sparsely. Wish there was more ❤

[blase]

I think the biggest component of language use is confidence. If you know what you’re trying to say, you’ll end up saying the right thing in the most easily communicatcble way. This goes without saying (but I’m saying it anyway) that the words you use matter as well.