BECOMING
A GREAT COMMUNICATOR
How to Communicate you Ideas with Power and Enthusiasm
and Effectiveness
The communication
process affects every activity in an organization.
Sales, customer service, effective delegation,
business meetings and goal setting are just some
of the processes that are influenced by our ability
to communicate our ideas effectively. Furthermore,
in today's multicultural market place, distributors
and entrepreneurs must be able to communicate
effectively to a highly diverse market. If you
can communicate your passion and enthusiasm, your
business will move forward and thrive.
Companies have found
that people's ability to succeed and thrive is
proportional to their ability to communicate their
ideas with enthusiasm and conviction. Leaders
succeed because they connect with people, they
can get their messages across effectively, powerfully
and persuasively. And that charisma isn't something
you're born with, it's something you can and must
learn. That is exactly what this seminar will
do for you and your business associates.
Based on his best
selling book How to Communicate in Public with
Power, Enthusiasm and Effectiveness, this seminar
will teach you how to be more persuasive when
presenting your business or products to a new
prospects and how to overcome fears when speaking
in public, and really listen to others. Learn
how to overcome the most common barriers to effective
communication from one of the best communicators
on the topics of personal and professional development.
This program is not just about overcoming stage
fright; this workshop is truly a course on becoming
a great communicator.
Skills imparted include:
- Three steps to inject enthusiasm
into your business presentation
- Become a “natural”
high impact communicator
- Remove the barriers that block
positive communication
- Master breakthrough techniques
for reaching your listeners
- Connect with others: how eye contact,
posture and gestures work for you
- Master assertive communication
styles
- Learn to resolve conflict and
problems in your organization
- Communicate nonverbally as well
as verbally
- Develop better relationships through
proactive listening
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