How many meetings have you sat through that drone on and on and on? Speaking succinctly is an art - and the more concisely you speak, the more people will listen and remember what you say. The king of one-liners, Mark Twain, describes a sound bite as "a minimum of sound to a maximum of sense". Sound bites are small but powerful groups of words - and whether facts, anecdotes, one-liners or stories, they all make what you have to say memorable and therefore worth passing on. But how to create them as they don't always flow naturally? Here’s some borrowed advice from the experts:
