In this episode, host Larry Wilson examines the power of language by breaking down how words are used—and often misused—in everyday life. He discusses how constant engagement with politics can become a distraction from meaningful living, and how language plays a role in shaping that distraction. Using examples from actor Gary Oldman and the loaded word “inflation,” Larry illustrates how words are not always what they seem, and how understanding their intent and context can change the way we interpret the world around us.

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In this episode, Larry Wilson explores the transformative power of language and how choosing the right words can change the outcome of a situation. By clearly naming and defining a problem, it often loses its grip and becomes easier to resolve. Larry illustrates this powerful concept through the classic story of Rumpelstiltskin, showing how language, understanding, and naming the issue can make even the most difficult problems disappear.

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In this episode, host Larry Wilson breaks down the importance of effective communication through the practice of “pre-framing” a message—setting context in advance so the listener knows where you’re headed. Using examples from author John D. MacDonald, Larry shows how book cover copy and reader comments help frame a story before it even begins. He also connects this idea to business communication, including sales conversations and meeting preparation, and even references speed-reading pioneer Evelyn Wood to reinforce how pre-framing improves understanding and engagement.

Hosted by Larry Wilson
Produced by: Verbal Ninja Productions
Producer: R. Scott Edwards
Sponsored by: The Wilson Method

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