I used to work with one of my mentor for 6 years. She always speak very clearly and short. I thought that she is lack of emotions till I met long winded leader. I feel how much I appreciate my mentor' style.
@@alexanderlyon I recently started coaching my team to refer to talking points as “ listening points” to emphasize the importance of getting that engagement that leads to higher closing ratios. I’m also learning how to shut my mouth more and be more concise. It’s a challenge.
Hi Alex, Thanks for the feedback. Writing concisely is a long term goal for me. When my sentences are wordy or need further clarification in an academic writing, what should I work on? The thing is I am trying to list out my responses while I am overthinking. If I am talking about an unfamiliar topic, what is the best approach to become confident?
Hi Rick. I'm not doing any coaching currently. You may want to take a look at Lighthouse Communications or Mastertalk. Those are both channels you can take a look at and they do offer coaching. You can follow up by looking at their websites, etc. Feel free to mention my name. I know them both and that'll give them an idea of what you're looking for.
I would ague the "second" intro was his explanation of content value. His video format follows a very popular communication strategy: What, So What, Now What. His intro told you *what* the video would be about. The "second" intro told you *why* it matters (so what). And the rest of the video gave you the *actionable next steps* (now what).
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I used to work with one of my mentor for 6 years. She always speak very clearly and short. I thought that she is lack of emotions till I met long winded leader. I feel how much I appreciate my mentor' style.
Tips in a nutshell: 1. （Force yourself to)Summarize; 2. Have a dialogue instead of a monloguge; 3. Prepare talking points
Good!
that is a concise summary :-)
@@alexanderlyon I recently started coaching my team to refer to talking points as “ listening points” to emphasize the importance of getting that engagement that leads to higher closing ratios. I’m also learning how to shut my mouth more and be more concise. It’s a challenge.
Lot of clutter on RUclips. Your channel is the only one that can clearly address my questions and communication skills gap. Thank you!
Thanks for your encouragement. :-)
I'm practicing this too. Thank you, I'm on my way down your playlist.
7min for a video called "concise Communication" is incredibly telling.
Short talking turns. Sooooooo good!!!
I was looking for such a video like this. Very useful
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the feedback.
Writing concisely is a long term goal for me.
When my sentences are wordy or need further clarification in an academic writing, what should I work on?
The thing is I am trying to list out my responses while I am overthinking.
If I am talking about an unfamiliar topic, what is the best approach to become confident?
You are amazing Alex! Highly appreciated!
I appreciate that, Nia Nia. Thank you.
incredible material, thanks a lot!!!!
Amazing 🤩
Great video!!!!!
Thank you ❤️
Great content
Do you provide 1:1 coaching on this topic?
Hi Rick. I'm not doing any coaching currently. You may want to take a look at Lighthouse Communications or Mastertalk. Those are both channels you can take a look at and they do offer coaching. You can follow up by looking at their websites, etc. Feel free to mention my name. I know them both and that'll give them an idea of what you're looking for.
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consise comunication
You have a tacoma guitar.
As do i.
This video has two intros? The irony. Cut to the chase >> 1:13
I would ague the "second" intro was his explanation of content value. His video format follows a very popular communication strategy: What, So What, Now What. His intro told you *what* the video would be about. The "second" intro told you *why* it matters (so what). And the rest of the video gave you the *actionable next steps* (now what).