@regsregan @AimeeSorensen1 This is a great quote and one that I believe should be considered more often! It's not as deep as some of the other quotes I have seen, but I think this message is one of the most important!
@DruePieper@AimeeSorensen1 We can learn a lot about our friends and the people around us just by listening to what they say. We can figure out what they need or what they want by truly listening to them speak. I also agree that our phones can be a distraction!
@AimeeSorensen1 A speaker that I recently saw focused on being a life-long learner. Because of her, this quote stood out to me. To learn anything new, we must listen to people who know much more than we do!
@regsregan @AimeeSorensen1 Very cool video! You can tell how much he loves his daughter through the emotions that are drawn through his speech. He is very proud of her and the person she has become!
@KylieRodig@AimeeSorensen1 This was awesome! I laughed the whole time! A great example of a wedding toast while putting a little different spin on the whole thing and making it very unique. They did an awesome job!
@AimeeSorensen1 Matthew McConaughey is a great actor, and his message in this acceptance speech is just as great. In this speech, he shares the three things that he needs each day for him to grow and be a better version of himself. https://t.co/iHYplEoXo5
@mariah34160736 @AimeeSorensen1 I brought this up in my tweet as well! It’s always a great idea to be reminded why we celebrate the 4th of July and know that it wasn’t easy!
@AimeeSorensen1 Celebrating the 4th of July is often a lot of fun, but I think it’s important to understand why that day is significant. I think this is a great reminder as to why we celebrate!
During America’s darkest hours, God has consistently blessed us with ordinary people who do extraordinary things, including making the ultimate sacrifice to secure and maintain our freedom. Happy #IndependenceDay ! #4thOfJuly https://t.co/kuA2bt26sC
@Stephan44361473 @AimeeSorensen1 I love this quote! I believe one of the biggest characteristics a leader should have is unselfishness and this is exactly what Maya Angelou is saying here! Great leader with great insight on leadership.
@KylieRodig@AimeeSorensen1 Not only is she a great entertainer, but she uses that fame to stand up for more important issues in the world and things that she is very passionate about. I agree that Ellen is a great leader!
@AimeeSorensen1 Coach Pop usually doesn't have much to say, but always gets his point across. I found this article that explains how he is such a great leader and how it has led to his own success. https://t.co/fYg7iPOVCc
@BunchShealyn @AimeeSorensen1 I like that you said 'it takes a village to raise a child." I have always believed this saying was true, and I am very thankful that I was raised in this way. I'm excited to listen to your speech and learn more about this topic!
@AllisonPeplows1@AimeeSorensen1 It doesn't seem like there are enough hours in the day to get everything done that needs to be and SLEEP. I'm excited to listen to your speech and learn more about the importance of sleep!
@AimeeSorensen1 In my speech, I will use diabetes and cardiovascular diseases to help me persuade you to exercise daily. However, I could've used depression and dementia as explained here. This is a great statistic to help convince you that exercising every day is very important!
@ClaudiaMMartinn@AimeeSorensen1 This type of persuasion may not be valid, but it is memorable, so I guess it actually works! Although many people do really enjoy bacon, there are still many others who dislike it completely!
@MarkEllens4 @AimeeSorensen1 This commercial may not be logical, but I'm sure many Blake Griffen fans contemplated getting GameFly just because he was in this commercial!
@AimeeSorensen1 DIRECTV has a series of TV commercials that use the slippery slope fallacy to try to persuade their customers to get rid of cable and get DIRECTV. This is just one example of the many commercials they have that uses this fallacy. https://t.co/JAjeYGvOIC
@AimeeSorensen1 I don't read many books, but turned to one of my favorite movies for this assignment -- National Treasure with Nicolas Cage. After a bit of a backstory to begin the movie, in medias res storytelling is used when Nicholas Cage's character, among others, are shown
@Ross_Arens@AimeeSorensen1@NorthwesternU@LifeAtPurdue I had no idea that he went to Northwestern and Purdue! I think it's pretty cool that he went to schools in the midwest. Intro to Public Speaking seems like a class that would be a little nerve-racking, but very useful...much like Speech!