Counselor and life coach, Laura Trice, in her 2008 TED Talk “Remember to Say Thank You” eulogizes the importance of praising, admiration, and saying thank you and that an individual should not be scared to praise someone or ask to be praised. Trice utilizes personal narrative, and repetition, with a optimistic, compassionate, and comforting tone to tell her audience about the importance of praising or being praised. She does this to tell the audience to not be afraid to ask for something.
In the beginning Trice creates a comforting tone through sharing not only personal anecdotes but from her profession as well, such as “growing up, ” “a few years ago” and “work in a rehab facility, ” in order to allow the audience to see her as a everyday
In the beginning Trice creates a comforting tone through sharing not only personal anecdotes but from her profession as well, such as “growing up, ” “a few years ago” and “work in a rehab facility, ” in order to allow the audience to see her as a everyday