Crystal Clear Communication

How to Explain Anything Clearly in Speech or Writing

De: Gary S Goodman

Narrado por: Gary S Goodman

Because communication that's precise and clear goes far beyond the spoken or written word - it actually changes lives! And that's precisely why best-selling author Dr. Gary Goodman created this original program, Crystal Clear Communication: How to Explain Anything Clearly in Speech or Writing.

With this program, you'll have the tools, the techniques, and, just as importantly, the unflinching confidence to influence your readers and listeners decisively - both at work and at home.

Use it at work to command attention, to lead your team, to drive your point home. Or at home, use effective communication to strengthen your marriage, improve your friendships, and simply become a better parent.

Through this program, you'll have the answers. How to begin with a crystal-clear mind. How to quiet your thoughts. How to be level-headed and dispassionate. How to size up your audience. How to think through what you want to convey. How to avoid procrastination.

One quick listen and you'll discover:

• The PEP formula, an amazing method to get your point across clearly, every time
• The three Ts of appealing to any reader or listener
• Four simple steps to stunning sales, whether you're selling a product, service, or idea
• Five contrarian ways to overcome writer's block
• The secret to overcoming stage fright
• How to blast through writer's block every time

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2009 Gary Goodman (P)2010 Nightingale Conant

At times went off track

Some good ideas, however drifting into spirituality doesn’t really fit with the message of the book. Seemed rather critical at times too.

Straight To The Point With No Nonsense Explanations

Very useful information. Something that every shy or fear of public speaking person should have and use. Great for preparing for any speaking engagement or responding to customers. Highly Recommend!

Good writer

This author had a lot of real world advice that i could apply in my own life. I plan to go back to parts of this book and review his advice.

Real practical solutions

Practical solutions and the voice is pleasant to listen to. My attention is very short and this book grabbed my attention. I recommend this book for those trying to improve their communication and sales skills.

Will listen to it again

Great book. I liked the subject and narrator. I would recommend it for anyone who would build more communication skills.

good read def recommend

good read def recommend would read again and and and again again and and again

A Very Useful Book

This book is full usable tips on how to achieve greater clarity in our writing and in our spoken words. The author supports his tips with many examples. These serve to clarify and make more clear the points that he is making. I liked the tip about only including three or four points when delivering a lecture or writing about an essay on a topic. He also alludes to the need for avoiding jargon and of instead using the simpler words when you can.
I also thought that it was very insightful of him to encourage the use of cliches if they can help convey the point one is trying to make. They are too often made pariahs when they can serve a useful role inn communicating our ideas and thoughts. There are many other tips as well. In summary, this book can make you a better communicator.

Too expensive for what it offers!

This book is too expensive for the few points presented and discussed throughout the whole book.

A keeper!

At first, I felt a bit lost in the initial chapters, but I decided to keep listening—and I’m so glad I did! The book has valuable insights that have enhanced my speaking abilities. Not only did I gain practical techniques, but I also found myself applying the tips immediately. A keeper for my home library.

Largely Sales-Oriented, and Instantly Usable

It doesn't tell you up front, but as the tips and tricks are offered and situations are examined, the usable information here becomes oriented towards sales. The idea is that everyone likes to buy, and nobody likes to be sold. Everything in this book is simple, effective, and easily usable, and you get better with practice, but the direct applications in the sales world for me was an unexpected bonus. The means to provide customer service, defuse hostility, and secure future sales most definitely offers a broader application outside of the sales world. Goodman's approaches to communication are timeless and can help you come across as effortless in using them if you're willing to commit.