Ladhaik 8 Thawani Faqat Asrar Lil Tawasol | Paul Hellman

In the next 24 hours, everyone in our organization - and in every organization - will do one of three things: 1 speak 2 listen 3 pretend to listen When you present your ideas, are others paying attention? You can talk to a large group, meet face to face, talk on the phone, send an email... Experts say the average attention span is just 8 seconds. Then, your audience will lose interest - unless you know how to hold up. This book will show you how to get others to hear and remember you, and get results. You'll learn to employ three core strategies, illustrated with quick, practical tips, great stories, and examples of good and bad messages. Focusing means not only reducing what you say, but also designing a compelling message. You'll discover several methodologies, including Quick Focus, a proven technology that helps executives and leadership teams make their key points in mind. Diversity means being a little different. With diversity, you'll make routine information pop, you'll engage others with smart, thought-provoking questions, and if you're giving a presentation, you'll have new techniques to grab everyone's attention right away. Attendance is important, because there are certain people you listen to only because of their presence, while others are ignored. But what does attendance mean? You will learn the 10 actions you can take immediately to boost your presence. And the next time you speak, people will either pay attention or ignore you. You have 8 seconds - don't waste it