Mamy of us take communicating with one another for granted; fact is, however, that effective communication is similar to magic - when it's present, everything seems to click. We are happy, things get done, we live stress free, and we feel confident that we can resolve any problem with the power of words...
Let me ask you a question: How would it impact your life, at this very moment, if you could significantly improve your relationships with your coworkers, managers and/or subordinates, clients, parents, spouse, child(ren), and other significant people in your life?
What if there was a super easy system that could help you better understand your behavior and the behavior of those around you, and as a result improve your personal and/or professional relationships? Would it be worth the effort to give that system a try?
If you could improve your relationships dramatically with everyone around you, how much stress would be taken away from your days? How much more joy you’d get out of your time spent with your family and friends? How much more satisfaction you’d have at your workplace?
Creating better relationships, through improving one’s communication and people skills, is not only possible for anyone who is wiling to put forth the necessary effort, but it is also undeniably the most crucial to any individual’s success, both at home and at work.
In fact, I’d go so far to say that good communication and people skills are the most important skills one can acquire. There’s no amount of organizational and technical skills that can make up for the lack of good communication skills both at home and at work (except, perhaps, in some highly technical or repetitive mechanical jobs where one can get by without communicating much with others).
Effective communication is an art - Period. And as with any art out there, we do not find too many people who truly master this art. Luckily, becoming an “artist” of effective communication does not require high IQ, advanced degrees, or any special talent. By learning the concepts laid out in the pages of this book you will undoubtedly be on your way to becoming a much better communicator.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Every artist was first an amateur,” and the same applies to effective communication: you have to start somewhere and through applying what you’ll learn in the following pages you’ll start seeing major positive changes on how you relate to people and how people start relating to you. Indeed, if you do take the time to apply the concepts in this book, your people skills – and hence your relationships – will “magically” rise to a level you only dreamt of accomplishing.
"Communication Skills Magic" contains a simple way to help anyone easily recognize the four personality/behavioral/communication styles and communicate more effectively with each. Contains simple bulletted lists, easy-to-read charts, and other great visual aids. An easy and quick read...
Let me ask you a question: How would it impact your life, at this very moment, if you could significantly improve your relationships with your coworkers, managers and/or subordinates, clients, parents, spouse, child(ren), and other significant people in your life?
What if there was a super easy system that could help you better understand your behavior and the behavior of those around you, and as a result improve your personal and/or professional relationships? Would it be worth the effort to give that system a try?
If you could improve your relationships dramatically with everyone around you, how much stress would be taken away from your days? How much more joy you’d get out of your time spent with your family and friends? How much more satisfaction you’d have at your workplace?
Creating better relationships, through improving one’s communication and people skills, is not only possible for anyone who is wiling to put forth the necessary effort, but it is also undeniably the most crucial to any individual’s success, both at home and at work.
In fact, I’d go so far to say that good communication and people skills are the most important skills one can acquire. There’s no amount of organizational and technical skills that can make up for the lack of good communication skills both at home and at work (except, perhaps, in some highly technical or repetitive mechanical jobs where one can get by without communicating much with others).
Effective communication is an art - Period. And as with any art out there, we do not find too many people who truly master this art. Luckily, becoming an “artist” of effective communication does not require high IQ, advanced degrees, or any special talent. By learning the concepts laid out in the pages of this book you will undoubtedly be on your way to becoming a much better communicator.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Every artist was first an amateur,” and the same applies to effective communication: you have to start somewhere and through applying what you’ll learn in the following pages you’ll start seeing major positive changes on how you relate to people and how people start relating to you. Indeed, if you do take the time to apply the concepts in this book, your people skills – and hence your relationships – will “magically” rise to a level you only dreamt of accomplishing.
"Communication Skills Magic" contains a simple way to help anyone easily recognize the four personality/behavioral/communication styles and communicate more effectively with each. Contains simple bulletted lists, easy-to-read charts, and other great visual aids. An easy and quick read...
