Good at communication, efficient in handling matters

Author: Anan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: A single person's argument is more valuable than the nine-dragon treasures; a three-inch tongue is stronger than a million troops. If you have ever lost friends due to poor conversational skills; lost a customer because of inarticulate speech; missed a good opportunity because of inappropriate words; or caused trouble because of inarticulate speech, don't hurry. This book will turn your crisis into an opportunity. Good eloquence is a person's passport, a necessary condition for gaining recognition from superiors, support from subordinates, affection from colleagues, help from friends, and intimacy with lovers! There are many professions in society that rely on the mouth for livelihood, such as negotiation experts, public relations talents, salespeople, and journalists. They aren’t naturally skilled at speaking. Watch how these people train their eloquence and learn from their experiences. You can also express yourself fluently, leading to successful interviews, successful sales, and success in the business world, securing your iron rice bowl!
★ How to persuade others to achieve your goals.
★ How to control the rhythm in business negotiations.
★ How to manage effectively through criticism or praise.
★ How to deliver speeches and conversations that resonate with the audience.
★ Regardless of your status, good eloquence will enhance your performance.
★ Words of wisdom, golden phrases—good eloquence can earn you wealth.
Some people have extensive knowledge, high professional standards, and excellent work performance, but lack verbal skills. Their conversations are stiff and nervous, their logic is disorganized, and they are always unpopular. As a result, they often encounter awkward situations: stammering when speaking in public; being speechless when meeting strangers; being disorganized during interviews; failing to convey their message in meetings; stumbling in love and social interactions; and struggling to defend themselves when misunderstood. The same thing can lead to success for some due to their eloquence, while others fail due to poor verbal skills—like a teapot boiling dumplings—unable to express themselves. This is indeed a pity. Poor communication and expression can easily give others the impression of low ability and limited thinking. Such people, no matter what social level they are on or where they go, will not easily step forward in interpersonal interactions, nor will they receive enough recognition and appreciation, even becoming insignificant marginal figures. At this point, if you still comfort yourself with "I may not be good at speaking, but I’m good at working," you will undoubtedly face continuous setbacks.
This book discusses a problem everyone faces in today’s society: how to enhance your capabilities to improve performance and advance in your career. Therefore, whether in meetings, phone conversations, or one-on-one interactions, the way you speak will greatly influence how others perceive you. This book will provide various practical exercises and speaking techniques. You can read the book in order or select chapters based on your needs. In today’s increasingly open world, Speaking Well, Getting Things Done will help you achieve your goals with ease and become a stronger person in both life and work. Start training now, and remember: being good at working is important, but being good at speaking is even more so!
How to persuade others to achieve your goals.
How to control the rhythm in business negotiations.
How to manage effectively through criticism or praise.
How to deliver speeches and conversations that resonate with the audience.
Regardless of your status, good eloquence will enhance your performance.
Words of wisdom, golden phrases—good eloquence can earn you wealth.
Some people have extensive knowledge, high professional standards, and excellent work performance, but lack verbal skills. Their conversations are stiff and nervous, their logic is disorganized, and they are always unpopular. As a result, they often encounter awkward situations: stammering when speaking in public; being speechless when meeting strangers; being disorganized during interviews; failing to convey their message in meetings; stumbling in love and social interactions; and struggling to defend themselves when misunderstood. The same thing can lead to success for some due to their eloquence, while others fail due to poor verbal skills—like a teapot boiling dumplings—unable to express themselves. This is indeed a pity. Poor communication and expression can easily give others the impression of low ability and limited thinking. Such people, no matter what social level they are on or where they go, will not easily step forward in interpersonal interactions, nor will they receive enough recognition and appreciation, even becoming insignificant marginal figures. At this point, if you still comfort yourself with "I may not be good at speaking, but I’m good at working," you will undoubtedly face continuous setbacks.
This book discusses a problem everyone faces in today’s society: how to enhance your capabilities to improve performance and advance in your career. Therefore, whether in meetings, phone conversations, or one-on-one interactions, the way you speak will greatly influence how others perceive you. This book will provide various practical exercises and speaking techniques. You can read the book in order or select chapters based on your needs. In today’s increasingly open world, Speaking Well, Getting Things Done will help you achieve your goals with ease and become a stronger person in both life and work. Start training now, and remember: being good at working is important, but being good at speaking is even more so!