Words Matter Week Contest: Extra Entry Idea!


Today is Day Two of the National Words Matter Week Contest!  In addition to posting  our blog link(s), today you have an additional way to enter and have fun with our contest! Today's Extra Entry: Here is our extra entry rules for today, Tuesday, March 2nd: Art of Eloquence has started a collection of funny or poignant sayings about communication.  We would love to add even more to our growing list!  If you have a favorite family friendly saying or quote that is NOT listed on the top of our quotes page, please email jojo@artofeloquence.com  with your quote and please put "WMW Contest" in the subject line.  Each quote we do not yet have on our quotes page will count as an additional entry in our contest! Enter early and often! The one with the most entries at midnight on Friday, March 5th will win an Art of Eloquence Value Package of his/her choice! You might want to subscribe to my blog or check back with Communication FUNdamentals tomorrow for another way to enter to win our contest!

5 comments


  • Kim @ In Our Write Minds

    As a child, whenever I was pouty or whiny my dad would say, “You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.” Isn’t that the truth?

    Goes right along with the scripture you listed on your Quotes Page: “Pleasant words are a honeycomb, Sweet to the soul and healing to the bones” (Proverbs 16:24).


  • BeckyJoie

    Here’s a little limerick type phrase I thought up (not following any rules but simply how it came to me):

    Muttered words still matter
    though they seem a mumbled mess.
    If your message sounds like clatter,
    Then you haven’t done your best.
    Move your lips and make sounds matter.
    Making better use of less.
    This eliminates vain chatter
    And gives our ears a rest.
    Converse, my child, with clarity,
    and keep it clean and clear,
    making all the mutter matter
    so that listeners will hear.


  • jojosblog

    Oh I absolutely LOVE IT, Beckie Joie!!! Thanks for posting!


  • CPA Network

    Why is there a top line on lined paper if we never use it?


  • Kim @ In Our Write Minds

    Me too, BeckyJoie! So clever.


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