He wasn't a great speaker, in the traditional sense, anyway. He didn't care to use excessively flowery language. From all accounts, he spoke plainly. What made him a great speaker, a great showman, was his enthusiasm. His zest for creation and innovation was evident in his public persona. That passion was contagious, and translated into the kind of excitement that moves people, and products. He had no need for big words; his message was lean, and to the point. Something my writing could use.
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