Why grand rhetoric is not the secret to winning an argument
In short: US Supreme Court litigator Neal Katyal reveals that true persuasion requires much more than elegant style or impressive oratory.
Drawing on experiences from some of the most impactful cases argued before the US Supreme Court, Katyal explores how the foundation of a successful argument is built on empathy, human connection, and a fundamental belief in the strength of your ideas.
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