Communication Secrets: The Experts Tell All!

  • 1h 18m
  • Carolyn Boyes
  • HarperCollins
  • 2010

The communication secrets that experts and top professionals use.

Get results fast with this quick, easy guide to the fundamentals of Communication.

Includes how to:

  • Use body language to build rapport with anyone
  • Deal with clients and colleagues at all levels
  • Get what you want in sales or negotiation
  • Excel in meetings and presentations
  • Master email and written communication

About the Author

Carolyn Boyes is a communications consultant for governments and companies in the UK, Africa and Far East. She has written several bestselling books on communication and NLP.

In this Book

  • Communication Secrets—The Experts Tell All!
  • Communicate effectively in business
  • Take responsibility
  • Watch your facts
  • Listen actively
  • Ask effective questions
  • ‘Chunk’ appropriately
  • Choose your words
  • Stand out at first glance
  • Be aware of personal space
  • Practise your handshake
  • Use eye contact carefully
  • Show you’re friendly
  • Be authoritative
  • Be culturally appropriate
  • Be aware of dynamics
  • Take people into your confidence
  • Show gratitude
  • Establish a rapport
  • Give good feedback
  • Be persuasive
  • Be a coach
  • Plan and prepare
  • Pay attention to your audience
  • Stand (or sit) tall
  • Keep the discussion relevant
  • Be a story teller
  • Keep it short and sweet
  • Choose the right seat
  • Be client-centred
  • Show your client what’s in it for them
  • Win others’ support
  • Communicate credibly
  • Know why clients say “no”
  • Fire the imagination
  • Understand values
  • Avoid “but” and “try”
  • Don’t think of a blue tree
  • Handle complaints flexibly
  • Be a flexible speaker
  • Observe phone etiquette
  • Use emails thriftily
  • Stay professional
  • Don’t use emails as avoidance
  • Keep focused
  • Say “no” nicely
  • Control your emotions
  • Don’t interrupt
  • Challenge bad behaviour
  • Listen empathetically
  • Be a great negotiator
  • Avoid judgement
  • Jargon buster
  • Further reading
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