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308 pages : 23 cm Learn communication skills secrets from one of the most successful TED Talks stars of all timeTransform your communication skills: Have you ever felt like you're talking, but nobody is listening? Renowned five time TED Talks speaker and author Julian Treasure reveals how to speak so that people listen - and how to listen so that people feel heard. As this leading sound expert demonstrates via interviews with world-class speakers, professional performers and CEOs atop their field, the secret lies in developing simple habits that can transform our communication skills, the quality of our relationships and our impact in the world. Effective speaking, listening, and understanding skills: How to be Heard includes never-before-seen exercises to develop your communication skills that are as effective at home as in the boardroom or conference call. Julian Treasure offers an inspiring vision for a sonorous world of effective speaking, listening and understanding Why this matters -- The dark side -- Exploring listening and speaking -- How to listen consciously -- How to achieve perfect content -- Your vocal toolbox -- Stagecraft -- In closing
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