How to Compose your Argument for the Best Impact
In composing your argument for the best impact, all the facts surrounding your point of view should be well thought out and logical.
Are your facts arguable?
Think of the reason why you want to argue a certain point. Weed out all the emotions that are tied into it. Then, think about the facts that you have towards the point of view you want to argue. Make sure the facts are arguable. In other words, is your argument capable of standing on its own worth or value to have an impact?
List your facts
Make a list of just these facts and put them into their order of their worth. The facts that will give the most impact should be the ones at the top of the list.
Ready to give your best impact?
Read them over, carefully. Then, before it is time for you to argue your view point, make sure that all the facts you have listed are very pertinent to your point of view. To make the best impact, take the emotions that you weeded out and use them in the strength of your voice, in the conviction of your facts and in the desire to be understood.
