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Why is it that we could all sit down with strangers at any coffeeshop in the US and talk about the urban legends we — for some reason — all know? Made to Stick is a book that seeks to thoughtfully examine the stickiness of the things people have said and written over the last 2,500 years, identify commonalities and provide practical paths towards stickier communication.
I am about a third of the way through the book presently and have found it tremendous as a pastor and preacher. Generally speaking, it has helped me to think about how to communicate things that matter (i.e., sermon texts, direction of bible studies, or even direction of a church) in ways that convey their weightiness with more resonance. I have downloaded the audio version and have been listening during my commute (25 minutes each way). Whether, your preaching, teaching or just trying to communicate in ways that move people, I think you’ll find equity in this book. It is well done, avoids the gimmicks of much of today’s pop-communication literature, and provides a practical path to identifying and communicating the core elements needed in any message of importance.
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This Collector's Edition (available exclusively at Amazon) designed to evoke the spirit of the handcrafted original purchased at auction last December. Housed in its own slipcase--made to resemble a wizarding textbook found in the Hogwarts library--this Collector's Edition includes metal corners, clasp, and skull; a reproduction of J.K. Rowling's handwritten introduction; commentary on each of the tales by Professor Albus Dumbledore; and 10 additional illustrations not found in the Standard Edition (or the original).
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