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The
Best Top Ten lists on Communication
"Real communication happens when people feel safe."
Ken Blanchard, The Heart of a Leader
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- The
top ten secrets for healthy, positive, and productive
communication Everything we do in life requires
communication with others. Success often hinges on how well we
understand others and how well they can understand us. The
greatest idea in the world is nothing until it is shared and
developed. Here are the top ten secrets for successful
communication. People will appreciate you more when you use them.
- Lessons
from Trial Lawers How to get what you want out of
life. Many of the psychological techniques that top trial lawyers
use to present their cases and convince juries can be used by
anyone trying to win over an audience. Here are the tried-and-true
courtroom strategies--and how they can help you get where you want
to go. Noelle C. Nelson, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, author
and trial consultant based in Santa Monica, California. She is the
author of *Winning! Using Lawyers' Courtroom Techniques To Get
Your Way in Everyday Situations* (Prentice Hall, paperback
version: "Get Your Way") and *Connecting With Your
Clients* (American Bar Association). Visit her at her website:
www.dr.noellenelson.com.
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Tips for Using the Telephone More Effectively The
telephone is effective when used efficiently, sparingly, and
within the framework of a plan. This list includes some tested
guidelines for making the phone a tool that works best for you!
- Styles
to Make Your Point Whether you're writing for a Web
site, newsletter, e-zine, or anywhere else, and you want to make
an important point, use a style that supports your message. These
ten approaches will help you do that effectively.
- Thoughts
on writing for international readership When I came to
the United States after being raised in England I quickly
discovered that the joke that they are "two countries divided
by a single language" has strong elements of truth to it. How
much more difficult can communication be between cultures that do
not have a common source or a common language? Since September
1997 my experience writing an e-zine that now reaches more than
forty countries has taught me to be extremely careful in how I
express my ideas. These thoughts may be useful to e-zine writers
and others who communicate across national and cultural
boundaries.
- Myths
About Public Speaking
- Tips
to Preparing a Super Speech
- Tips
for Making Your Speeches More Powerful Here are some
tips that may come in handy in boosting the power of your
speeches.
- Easy
Steps to Create a Quick Presentation Has your boss
ever walked into your office and informed you that you were giving
a formal, stand-up presentation... in less than one hour? If
you're like many people, perhaps your first feeling was panic...
followed immediately by anger at your boss... with more panic
swooping in right behind. Before you knew it, 45 minutes had
elapsed and you were no closer to having the presentation ready --
but you were truly stressed out!
- You
DO Have Time to Write (and here's how to find it) So,
you've got that Great American novel inside of you, just itching
to get out ... or that how-to book that will change the lives of
millions ... or that screenplay that would be perfect for
Hollywood. Now all you need is the time to commit your words to
paper. But where, how do you find it?
"Good communication is as stimulating
as black coffee, and just as hard to sleep after."
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
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