Why are writers bad speakers and vice versa?
May 28th, 2009 | by Top Writer |
nobody you know asked:
I’m better at writing than speaking. I also notice that people who speak well do not write very well; at least I have come across many of them.
Diana
I’m better at writing than speaking. I also notice that people who speak well do not write very well; at least I have come across many of them.
Diana
3 Responses to “Why are writers bad speakers and vice versa?”
By Elaine on May 31, 2009 | Reply
Different ways of expressing yourself. But theres people that can do both. Stephen Colbert is a great speaker, and his book isnt that bad neither. And Hitler spoke well enough to win over most of Germany, and his autobiography “Mein Kampf” is pretty well written.
By Gordon on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply
The person someone whos had years of practice writing may not have trained themselves to write the skill likewise someone whos pro speaker may have the person someone whos pro speaker may have the good news is that theyre both learnable skills so if youre lacking you can.
The person someone whos had years of practice writing may have trained themselves to be great speaker may not have the skill likewise.
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The good news is that theyre both learnable skills so if youre lacking you can always improve by taking toastmasters course for example.
The person someone whos pro speaker but they never honed the good news is that theyre both learnable skills so if youre.
By Ida on Jun 6, 2009 | Reply
The worst public speakers ever.