Structure & Organization
Monroe's Motivated Sequence
Five-step persuasive structure: Attention, Need, Satisfaction, Visualization, Action.
What it is
Before & after
“We should upgrade our servers because they're slow.”
“Our site crashed twice this week (Attention). Slow servers cost us $50K in lost sales monthly (Need). Upgrading to cloud infrastructure solves this (Satisfaction). Imagine zero downtime during our next launch (Visualization). Let's approve the $30K budget today (Action).”
When you’ll use it
Outlining a presentation from hook to conclusion
Planning workshops or lessons with clear progressions
Revising slide decks to clarify how ideas flow
Pro tip
Hook them, show the problem, present your solution, paint the picture, then ask.
Questions & answers
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