Uốn Lưỡi 7 Lần Trước Khi Nói on Windows Pc

Tongue 7 Times Before Speaking - Bill McFarlan
We scratch our heads and choose the words for an important letter. Drafting a report can put us in a state of ignorance. Even writing a postcard also forces our minds to focus on picking words carefully.
But in conversations, words can come out of the mouth when we do not even think of their impact on the listener. We spend more time talking to people than writing them, but rarely do we spend enough time thinking about the consequences of our choice of words.
This book offers a way to change that.
Bend your tongue seven times before drawing conclusions derived from what I have learned about communication for over a quarter century working in the media. It is based on my journalistic career, starting with a reporter intern at local newspapers, then acquainted with radio and then televised, leading news and sports programs for the BBC. .
All these things taught me how to write - as well as speak and show in front of the camera - while keeping an eye on the reactions of the audience in everything they do. From that experience, I founded a media consulting firm and advised many of the leading companies in the UK on how to handle the delivery of new orders, product launches, and public events. the closure of the factory - and regrettably, even with funerals.
This is very meaningful. Naturally, we have to pay attention to what we say in social communication. But most of our communication activities in work and play are not social. And this is where the stretch marks begin to appear.
So I struggled like anyone else with my human frailty who constantly challenged what I had learned-to determine if I was just fictionalized in my book. or really have gone through them. From countless cases I have made a serious mistake - and those times are not a little, as you will see - I'm happy to share my experiences. When they recalled, they told me when the situation was bad and how to fix it. Applying these lessons will help you avoid similar misery.
Many of the things I give are just plain rational. But most of us learn them from the consequences of a bad experience. So the simple rules I suggest if used will help you overcome many difficult situations with customers, colleagues, family and friends.
And while changing our behavior is a slow, sometimes painful experience - though extremely necessary if we want to grow up, changing the way we talk to others is Can be made immediately and bring many benefits. Actually, that is the first step needed to change the behavior.
Each of the chapters deals with a different array in the process of improving your communication style, but all are interrelated. For example, being positive in your language will lead to the exclusion of negative elements from our conversation. Eliminating the words "diluting" the message - words like "reasonably", "pretty", "I will try" or "I will do the best I can" - will strengthen the commitment in your message.

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