How to Communicate Effectively With Anyone

By Elizabeth Oprah

Communications is something that is very complicated, it goes way beyond just speaking. Talking is just that, talking.

Communication is when you are getting your ideas across to another person and making them known and understood. Learning how to be an effective communicator means that you are able to clearly get your ideas across to others, which is not always easy to do. Some people seem to be gifted with this skill, they can take a podium and speak and hold the audience’s attention, and they are never at a loss for words, never stumble over questions and seem to be able to easily sway people to their point of view.

No matter if you want to polish up your communication skills to end miscommunication problems in your personal life, or if you want to be a more effective speaker or more persuasive when speaking at work, this book will be able to help you.

We will help you learn how to effectively get your point across in both your verbal and written communications so that you look more profession and can better get your point across.

• Language: English
• Publisher: XinXii
• Release date: Sep 27, 2012
• ISBN: 9781456611354

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How to Communicate Effectively With Anyone:

Persuasion Mastery

Elizabeth Oprah

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Table of Contents

Copyright

Terms of Use

Introduction

Before Communicating, You Must Listen

Making Your Writing More Effective

Tips for Business Communication

Getting Your Point Across

How to Gently Persuade

Polish Up Your Public Speaking

Making Your Business Communication Better

Exercises to Improve Communication

Conclusion

Introduction

In every aspect of our lives, we communicate.

An integral part of being human is our ability to communicate as effectively as we do.

All animals have a way to communicate, but communication is a highly developed part of humans.

All interaction involves communication, both verbal and non-verbal. The look we give somebody when they cut us off is communication, just as much as it is when we give a waiter our order.

When we communicate, it is because we are trying to tell the other person something and to make our point understood.

Talking is easy, getting our message understood by the others person is not always easy.

When we are not effective in our communication, it results in miscommunication.

We might have been trying to say one thing, but the other person interpreted it another way.

Miscommunication causes many problems, both in our personal and professional lives. Learning to communicate effectively will lessen the chances of having miscommunication issues, and thereby reducing the problems that come with miscommunication, such as arguments, resentments, anger, hurt feelings, and frustration.

It is equally frustrating to not be able to clearly get your point across, as it is to be trying to understand what point somebody else is trying to make if they are not being clear.

Another aspect of communication, and perhaps the most dreaded aspect, is having to speak in public.

From a toast at a wedding, to speaking