The Power of Three suggests that when messages come in 3’s, they are more likely to be remembered.
Examples:
· The father, son and the holy spirit.
· Blood, sweat and tears.
· Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
The Power of Three is powerful in storytelling, sales, speaking and teaching.
When public speaking it helps keep you on track. Narrows focus on the most important information. Easy for you as the speaker to remember. Helps calm your anxiety improving your ability to deliver a compelling message with confidence.
It can be beneficial in coaching/teaching by simplifying cues, focusing on most critical points and improving the ability to absorb information.
A Few Examples:
· Linear Acceleration: Low/Straight/Violent
· Plyometric Training: Quiet/Stable/Stick
· Teaching Jerks: Dip/Drive/Drop
· Horizontal Pulling: Reach/Pack/Pull
· Gameday: Fast/Physical/Finish
· Culture: Tough/Smart/Physical
When delivering a message consider using the Power of Three to make it memorable.