The Art of Eloquence

Author: Cai Jian Feng Zhang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Zhang's Leadership Speaking Strategies
Perceive Others' Speech Effectively
Presidential Speeches That Endure Through Time
Fluent Speaking Empowers Leadership
Distinct Personality with Powerful Appeal
A Key for Each Lock
Choosing Topics to Build Rapport
Different Occasions, Different Speeches
"Serve the Dish According to the Viewer"
Speak According to the Audience
Experts in Speaking Pay Attention to Status
Chapter 2: Top 10 Secrets of Leadership Speaking
Accurate Language with Leader's Demeanor
Rich Knowledge, Powerful Accumulation
Success Through Outlining
Fluent Delivery Without Memorization
Helping the Inarticulate Speak Well
Selecting Materials with "Four Qualities"
Pay Attention to the Audience's Language
Suitable Language for the Public
Public Likes Sincere Speech
Reason and Emotion Convince
Effective Command Methods
Chapter 3: "Top Leader's" Speaking Methods
Right Methods Bring Joy
Thorough Inquiries
Sincere Praise
Passionate and Sincere
Moving and Touching
Appealing to Preferences
Convincing Opponents
Good at Speaking
Protecting Subordinates with Kind Words
Persuading with Wisdom
Using Humor to Break Deadlocks
Speaking with Evidence to Win Trust
Winning with a Single Move
Effective Communication Requires Mutual Interest
Chapter 4: Leadership Speaking Emphasizes Persuasion
Contrast and Comparison for Thorough Reasoning
The Art of Persuasion: Attacking the Heart First
Masterful Analogies for Persuasion
Subtle and Indirect Strategies to Convey True Intent
Tailored Solutions to Overcome Challenges
Praise First, Persuade Later
Customized Approach
Stimulating with Skillful Words
Direct yet Surprising
Gentle Words with Extraordinary Impact
Moving with Kind Advice
Chapter 5: Top 10 Techniques for Leadership impromptu Speeches
Chapter 6: The Art of Leading a Meeting
Chapter 7: Leadership Speech Techniques
Chapter 8: Leadership Negotiation Skills
Chapter 9: Leadership Debate
Chapter 10: The Art of Praise and the Skill of Criticism