Effective Communication: 5 Essential Tips and Exercises to Improve How You Communicate in This Divided World, Even If It Is About Politics, Race or Gender! (Unabridged)
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3.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
Did you know that effective communication is the driving force behind every successful relationship, whether it’s about career, business or personal life?
In today’s divided world, a lot of people feel helpless and frustrated in various situations where they have to deal with other people and their strong opinions. Think about the heated political climate right now, to the point that families don’t talk to each other anymore.
Wouldn’t you like to spend future holidays with your whole family? And enjoy it?
Effective Communication: 5 Essential Tips and Exercises to Improve How You Communicate is your comprehensive go-to guide to improving your communication effortlessly and getting your message across effectively in any scenario.
Getting others to see your point isn't always easy. And in fact, the more you try to push your ideas on others, the more they'll shy away. But with this book, you’ll learn how to listen effectively and use empathy to dialogue like a master communicator.
Whether your goal is to become a more effective leader, have better conversations in your social life, get your ideas across at work or you simply want to discover how to mesmerize an entire audience, this book will empower you with deep and riveting information.
It doesn't matter whether you're having trouble communicating with anyone or expressing your feelings during an argument. This book will show you how to solve all of your communication issues.
If you want to find out the most powerful ways to become a people’s magnet and connect with anyone or situation effectively, then this book is for you.
Customer Reviews
Liberalism
This book teaches that if you are conservative or Republican, you are wrong and helps show you how you will lose every debate you get in. It is very derogatory toward Trump supporters. There are many other books that can actually help teach you skills instead of pushing a message.
My other comments are that the author writes to the audience like their 6, ending messages with ‘that’s cool isn’t it? Or how neat is that’