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The whole section about saying yes and being gracious/accepting offers really hit me. I realize I spend too much time making myself small. I turn down things left and right because I don’t want to trouble anyone and for so long, I thought that was the stronger choice because it showed I cared about the other person’s comfort. But I can completely see the difference. And also how it can be problematic to do that. Thank you!
I agree to an extent- after experiencing some people in my life who offered me something only to use it against me later on: it has me more vigilant and discerning to the motivation of the person who's offering me something. I suppose it's a form of "love-bombing." Now when EVERYDAY my coworkers offer to get me and everyone else something from the local corner store on their break, it wouldn't help me in the long run in my weight loss goal as I see them returning with loads of carbs and sugar. (When we have free coffee, water, and snacks...) So not only do I not want to be indebted to them, I certainly don't want to allow them to sabotage my personal growth and health goals. Neither is good for my wallet nor waistline. But of course, when I'm a guest, client, or customer somewhere else: I most certainly gladly accept a kind gesture! 😊
I am so pleased for you. I know a woman who is a ray of light and crazy (good) humor and she always used to say to me: 'We should meet for coffee sometime.....But only if you want. No pressure. Only if you want.' Me? Want coffee and her company? At the same time? Hell yes! I often wondered where she got the message that anyone wouldn't want this. As I git to know her, I learned more about some hard experiences she had. But I made it clear: I always want your company, especially if there is coffee. If people are asking you, they want you there! You are a part of the festivity even if it's just a coffee. It shows you are a person of light that people want to have around them. Say yes and go enjoy your self as much as others do!
"There's no reason you should be under your chair unless you want to inspect the gum...", man, I love the way you teach it, unfortunately most of us never got "polished" on this stuff. I remember once long ago I worked at a bank and they video-taped their professional people in a sample conference so they could see themselves in the meeting. It is important stuff that influences so many aspects of our lives and understanding this makes a huge difference. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you! I learned some things from you today that I never thought about. Accepting what is offered and taking up space has been a challenge for me, the way you framed it here really clicked for me. I naturally have a voice that carries, and I can speak to group without a mic with no problem. I was recently asked to officiate at a wedding and when the microphone didn’t work the wedding planner was worried but I said, “It’s fine, I’ve got this,” and projected to the back of the room! LOL my reason for commenting is to tell you this, all my life I’ve been called too loud, motor mouth, been told to keep it down by the same people who wondered why I seemed to lack confidence. When you said it’s ok to be loud and be heard, and that it’s preferred, I just felt so validated, so thank you! I’m going to work on your other things you suggested this week, taking up space in my own life. How can we get what we want in life if we say no more often than yes with our voice and actions? You rock!
It makes so much sense to accept the offering. I am definitely the "first" candidate in life! I just don't want to bother the other person to get lil old me a coffee so I think I'm helping not waste their time. Didn't realize it was slightly rude.
The one thing I love about Dan is that he doesn't teach superficial communication skills... he also teaches the character we should possess or the attitude we should have behind the words... Btw, Dan I like the last part where you taught about the voice (I'm one of your customers who ordered your flagship course some time ago and asked you how you trained your voice ;) Just wondering do you now have a dedicated course about "voice"?
Thank you Carlo. In re "voice" I don't have a course Carlo, though as you know from watching my course I do talk about finding your power tone by speaking from the diaphragm. You know--pick up the end of a table and try to speak, :) I would recommend googling videos about finding your power tone, and I'm sure you'll discover in depth techniques and when you do--share them here with all of us. Please. :)
Wow!!! I did not realize that by saying no is a rejecting act, thinking not creating problem or trouble to other. Taking note!!! Thanks Dan. You are master!!!
Being gracious and saying "yes thank you" is so very Irish Mr. O' Connor 🤣🤣🤣, when l was a young l didn't drink tea, but for heavens sake if people visit Ireland, drink the tea, you are exactly right, you will be accepted as one of them if you say "yes". My granny would say "cupán tae?".... I hated tea, but in every house it's gracious and respectful, so you drank the tea. That is applicable for everything in life. People treat you better if you are gracious and open, not negative. Loved this episode.
A lady rescued me from the surf at Laguna Beach. I was so grateful I didn’t know what to do. I had an unopened bag of treats I’d brought from Hawaii ( they are very big on the offering and, the receiving) The woman refused to accept the treats as my way of thanking her. And as you said Dan, it really affects the social flow. In my mind, I would have accepted the treats and if I didn’t want them, I would have tossed them. I flipped from feeling immensely grateful to a bit sad and rejected. With this story, I never recall the rescue, without equally remembering the refusal of the treats.
When you come across people who are soft spoken, be mindful that they may be traumatized. This is how I've been around most people for most of my life. It was the result of severe childhood abuse. I am 43 years old and this is the first time I have found this type of advice that is tactical, not just words in black and white without any guidance on the body language and tone to accompany it.
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I WAS candidate number one and FEEL like candidate number one internally however, with watching your videos for years and putting into action what I have learned I am hopefully now more like candidate number two too the observer/interviewer. Thank you Dan for all your information on this channel.
I love ur brothers dancing videos but ur my fav!!! I got 2 weeks to polish up my communication skills before we have to go back and physically work in the office !!!! Yikes love these videos and the skills are priceless
I always speak loud but that’s the way I have always spoken. My husband thinks I speak to loud. I am so glad to hear you say this! I love your videos. I taught my grandson to speak and he speaks loud and people are so attracted to him because of his openness. I taught me daughter the same thing. She is a leader and a very confident young woman. Thank you again.
Hi! I just found you about a week ago so I’ve been catching up on all your wonderful videos. Today was a special one because I was feeling sort of down. I’m a small woman but evidently I have a contagious loud laugh. I was at a restaurant with friends yesterday and we had a great time and I was laughing a lot which is good because I had open heart surgery four weeks ago. It was my first time out of the house. When we got back in the car, because we all drove together, one of the women said did you see how that other table was looking at us because you laughed so loud? I haven’t listened to enough of your videos to know how I should have replied. But, today I was thinking about what she said and felt badly. This video made me think I didn’t do anything wrong, because honestly, I don’t know any other way to laugh. So thank you very much.♥️
I'd forget about your friend's comment, and continue to laugh as often and as loudly as you wish. You just survived open heart surgery, so you will probably always keep it in perspective :) :)
I am the 'first candidate' who really want to be the 'second candidate'. I seriously feel awkward when in a group and I always behave as if I am from some other planet when people approach me. :( I really want to change myself into a better version.
Wow I have done this for years and I was really comfortable, I have always done well in my career with being confident but I always end up with some type of hater or bully calling me loud , acting like they can’t understand me, and trying to minimize my intelligence, or trying to talk down to me I actually recently started thinking I need to work on becoming the first candidate. Are you going to have new classes soon I definitely need to learn how to maintain my confidence when people are trying to tear it down
I love your teaching. For the visual part, I find walking into a room slowly enhance confidence. A lot of us walk fast when we are nervous. Imagine everyone is scrambling entering the conference room for a meeting and there you are walking in slowly and scanning the room while doing it. There is a comedian that I love and he does exactly that. He walks on stage slowly and once he gets to the mic, he delivers his joke in precision. Love what you are teaching Dan I’m a fan.
Absolutely Monk n' Cook--I've mentioned that in other videos and totally agree with you. This was a recommendation I gave to women who wanted to be treated more seriously, but it equally applies to men.
I am learning so much from you. In all my years, I finally understand why my actions are not cool nor accepted! I thought I was being kind and gracious! Nope! I had no idea! I am so thankful to you for pointing all of this stuff out!! Thank you!!!!! :)
Dan, you're a genius, I can't tell you how glad and grateful I am for finding your channel. I've looked at many other similar channels but this is by far the best one. I will share your channel for sure.
You know every1readthis--It is possible to negotiate a house purchase, actually buy the house, move into the house, cook your first meal in the house, have your first good night's sleep in the house AND CONTINUE WATCHING MY VIDEOS.
Gee. Now I know why I get annoyed with my neighbour. She comes over. She wont sit down. She paces. And NEVER accepts anything. I just want to say to her 'SIT THE F*CK DOWN AND HAVE A PIECE OF CAKE'...Im going to ways accept offers now. Great video Dan. I really love your videos. Greetings from Downunder x
I have resolved myself to speak loudly, after being somewhat quiet and coming off as timid, which I am not. Now, my colleagues are telling me that I'm speaking too loudly when we're conversing about topics that should remain outside of the "office". Thanks for the great content, Dan. I cannot absorb your superb and insightful information quick enough.
I've recently discovered this channel. I'm learning a lot from you and totally enjoy that you emphasise communicating in a loving way, in a world full of contempt and passive aggressiveness.🔥💪
Thank you, Dan!!! So valuable and affirming and applicable! I cheered when you described your feelings about quiet talkers!!! Countless times a week I have to ask my coworkers to repeat themselves and exhort them to communicate at an audible volume. Clear communication is crucial, unavoidable, paramount in all things but in our space it is absolutely essential!! Thanks for coaching us in how to communicate more kindly and wisely.
Thanks for letting me know, Robert, and I hope you share these. You've seen the trailers. Now if you ever want to watch the movies--go to my website danoconnortraining.com. and check out the courses :)
Make yourself belong to the place, graciously accept your place and the things offered to you. These insights change my perspective and make my life a lot easier easier at work. Dan THANKS THANKS so much from the bottom of my life. 💃💃💃
Marty! Omg, Dan...! This intro is too much, had me laughing hard. Your content is exceptional, I am sharing with friends and colleagues (expect a stand off at a Board meeting soon...). Thank you for improving my life as a freelancer dealing with obtuse stakeholders often.
I have naturally been catching myself talking more loudly as I grow as a confident person. This video is great confirmation of my journey as I recently questioned whether or not I’m talking too loudly now! Naaa! 😂😂😂
Thank you Dan! I would grab that pillow to put behind my back and move in closer. If I'm not comfortable, I'm not happy. If someone offered me water or coffee I would always say yes. Especially during an interview. I would say thank you and use their names. I'd also thank the receptionist after leaving an interview and thank them and wish him or her a good day. Remembering names is hard for me.
Hello Dan, I have been sitting on the edge of my chair while looking at you and listening very closely. You gave enlightening , amazing answers to questions I have not even considered to ask. I am so glad that I found a true gem in your channel. Thank you very much. Your charisma is infinite. You are just golden. Greetings from Germany.
Great video! It reminds me of a scene from 'Blazing Saddles' where Carol Arthur (actress) starts her speech very softly and then adjusts her volume during council meeting.
Just stumbled across your videos. Im so excited about the content and the Tools you give to better communicate with others under any circumstances. Thank you for sharing this vital information. ❤
Thank u for ur videos. U have helped me so much! I’ve used communication techniques I have learned from you to step into my personal power. ESP with some very toxic coworkers. It’s amazing and I mean amazing how the dynamic is changing! And u know what? As my confidence is rising I am attracting quality people into my inner circle!! It’s nothing short of life changing and I’m not exaggerating one bit. Thank u soooo much :)
Christine, expect to see your name in lights. You have accomplished exactly what I'm hoping for as I help you as best I can with the words I think will help. Dan
@@TheWizardOfWords I will. I reference your videos all the time with my Aikido friends. I told my neighbor just today to subscribe to your channel, because your strategies work to bring about a better communication environment. Thanks Again!
Dan! I am so grateful for this life changing advices, I am introvert and it was it easy to deal with most people especially the part of Mark your territory how brilliant is it advice, I used to do it recently to let people know and also giving people the benefit and then what you want you say huge thank you Dan!
Arigato for your advice🙏🏼📿 I’m raised in Japan but live in United State 15 years. My country is not good to be raise up to speaking voice. We are soft voice so I am still straggling to speak up front of people. I need more practice to do that raise my voice😊 sayonara 👋
Yukimijaynes, since it is your custom to speak softly, that's perfectly fine. However, very softly PROTECT YOUR BOUNDARIES. You can use every technique I give you, but in a somewhat softer tone :)
Just found your channel yesterday, watched a few - So far, easy to follow, entertaining and VERY helpful. Looking forward to viewing more! Thanks! One question though, why not post your brothers link?
I was told during school and Training that I should never ask for anything more than a glas of water, and the letter was just okay if you wanted to act confident (here in Germany). But maybe that was bullshit and you shouldnt work for a company that rejects you because you answered honestly to a question they asked you (like when you said "yes I would like a cup of coffee").
Galliano, I have trained for a German company--in Germany--and had a totally different experience. Yes, I would suggest you not work for the company you are describing.
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Thank you Dan, you are forever a precious gift to our world.
It certainly seems you have found your calling Dan! I gain something beneficial from each video of yours that I watch. You're awesome 🙌
Thanks Birdie; please like and share!
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Ur so nice I just wanna hang out and drink a chai tea. ☺️
The whole section about saying yes and being gracious/accepting offers really hit me. I realize I spend too much time making myself small. I turn down things left and right because I don’t want to trouble anyone and for so long, I thought that was the stronger choice because it showed I cared about the other person’s comfort. But I can completely see the difference. And also how it can be problematic to do that. Thank you!
I agree to an extent- after experiencing some people in my life who offered me something only to use it against me later on: it has me more vigilant and discerning to the motivation of the person who's offering me something. I suppose it's a form of "love-bombing."
Now when EVERYDAY my coworkers offer to get me and everyone else something from the local corner store on their break, it wouldn't help me in the long run in my weight loss goal as I see them returning with loads of carbs and sugar. (When we have free coffee, water, and snacks...) So not only do I not want to be indebted to them, I certainly don't want to allow them to sabotage my personal growth and health goals. Neither is good for my wallet nor waistline.
But of course, when I'm a guest, client, or customer somewhere else: I most certainly gladly accept a kind gesture! 😊
I am so pleased for you. I know a woman who is a ray of light and crazy (good) humor and she always used to say to me: 'We should meet for coffee sometime.....But only if you want. No pressure. Only if you want.' Me? Want coffee and her company? At the same time? Hell yes! I often wondered where she got the message that anyone wouldn't want this. As I git to know her, I learned more about some hard experiences she had. But I made it clear: I always want your company, especially if there is coffee.
If people are asking you, they want you there! You are a part of the festivity even if it's just a coffee. It shows you are a person of light that people want to have around them.
Say yes and go enjoy your self as much as others do!
"There's no reason you should be under your chair unless you want to inspect the gum...", man, I love the way you teach it, unfortunately most of us never got "polished" on this stuff. I remember once long ago I worked at a bank and they video-taped their professional people in a sample conference so they could see themselves in the meeting. It is important stuff that influences so many aspects of our lives and understanding this makes a huge difference. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you! I learned some things from you today that I never thought about. Accepting what is offered and taking up space has been a challenge for me, the way you framed it here really clicked for me. I naturally have a voice that carries, and I can speak to group without a mic with no problem. I was recently asked to officiate at a wedding and when the microphone didn’t work the wedding planner was worried but I said, “It’s fine, I’ve got this,” and projected to the back of the room! LOL my reason for commenting is to tell you this, all my life I’ve been called too loud, motor mouth, been told to keep it down by the same people who wondered why I seemed to lack confidence. When you said it’s ok to be loud and be heard, and that it’s preferred, I just felt so validated, so thank you! I’m going to work on your other things you suggested this week, taking up space in my own life. How can we get what we want in life if we say no more often than yes with our voice and actions? You rock!
Many thanks for your story, Mickie :)
It makes so much sense to accept the offering. I am definitely the "first" candidate in life! I just don't want to bother the other person to get lil old me a coffee so I think I'm helping not waste their time. Didn't realize it was slightly rude.
I feel the same. Made this error repeatedly!
The one thing I love about Dan is that he doesn't teach superficial communication skills... he also teaches the character we should possess or the attitude we should have behind the words... Btw, Dan I like the last part where you taught about the voice (I'm one of your customers who ordered your flagship course some time ago and asked you how you trained your voice ;) Just wondering do you now have a dedicated course about "voice"?
Thank you Carlo. In re "voice" I don't have a course Carlo, though as you know from watching my course I do talk about finding your power tone by speaking from the diaphragm. You know--pick up the end of a table and try to speak, :) I would recommend googling videos about finding your power tone, and I'm sure you'll discover in depth techniques and when you do--share them here with all of us. Please. :)
That is very well expressed. He is an excellent teacher.
I love the look on Dans face when he talks about his brother
Oh you mean Marty the SCENE STEALER? My 10-month older brother who is ALWAYS STEALING MY THUNDER? THAT BROTHER????
@@TheWizardOfWords Hahaha We are so friends in my head Dan.
@@miranda951 me too!
@@miranda951 I know right!!! You just know he is the absolute BEST to have cocktails and dinner with!
Well, OK to all of you, but YOU ALL HAVE TO PAY for those cocktails. In THAT CASE--let's go!
Wow!!! I did not realize that by saying no is a rejecting act, thinking not creating problem or trouble to other. Taking note!!! Thanks Dan. You are master!!!
You are so welcome, Van Tra.
Being gracious and saying "yes thank you" is so very Irish Mr. O' Connor 🤣🤣🤣, when l was a young l didn't drink tea, but for heavens sake if people visit Ireland, drink the tea, you are exactly right, you will be accepted as one of them if you say "yes". My granny would say "cupán tae?".... I hated tea, but in every house it's gracious and respectful, so you drank the tea.
That is applicable for everything in life. People treat you better if you are gracious and open, not negative.
Loved this episode.
You are so bad ass! Thank you so much for breaking this down. Thank you for saying its good to be loud and proud.
Brilliant content! Your personality is very witty, savy and inviting! I am always left with a big warm smile and an uplifted spirit after every video!
Olympia, thanks for telling me that. If I have made you smile and uplifted your spirit--I'm uber-pleased.
I certainly belong here! Thank you :-)
A lady rescued me from the surf at Laguna Beach.
I was so grateful I didn’t know what to do.
I had an unopened bag of treats I’d brought from Hawaii ( they are very big on the offering and, the receiving)
The woman refused to accept the treats as my way of thanking her.
And as you said Dan, it really affects the social flow.
In my mind, I would have accepted the treats and if I didn’t want them, I would have tossed them.
I flipped from feeling immensely grateful to a bit sad and rejected.
With this story, I never recall the rescue, without equally remembering the refusal of the treats.
Fabulous content Mr. O’ Connor!! 🎉
Many thanks.
Your training is amazing and entertaining!
Love all your videos.I am vegan and I have to turn down all food but fruit and veggie bowls.Yes,I belong here.😊
When you come across people who are soft spoken, be mindful that they may be traumatized. This is how I've been around most people for most of my life. It was the result of severe childhood abuse. I am 43 years old and this is the first time I have found this type of advice that is tactical, not just words in black and white without any guidance on the body language and tone to accompany it.
I WAS candidate number one and FEEL like candidate number one internally however, with watching your videos for years and putting into action what I have learned I am hopefully now more like candidate number two too the observer/interviewer. Thank you Dan for all your information on this channel.
I love ur brothers dancing videos but ur my fav!!! I got 2 weeks to polish up my communication skills before we have to go back and physically work in the office !!!! Yikes love these videos and the skills are priceless
I need a link to his brother's video! His dancing is so sexy. 🥰
I always speak loud but that’s the way I have always spoken. My husband thinks I speak to loud. I am so glad to hear you say this! I love your videos. I taught my grandson to speak and he speaks loud and people are so attracted to him because of his openness. I taught me daughter the same thing. She is a leader and a very confident young woman. Thank you again.
You're welcome, Reba.
Hi! I just found you about a week ago so I’ve been catching up on all your wonderful videos. Today was a special one because I was feeling sort of down.
I’m a small woman but evidently I have a contagious loud laugh. I was at a restaurant with friends yesterday and we had a great time and I was laughing a lot which is good because I had open heart surgery four weeks ago. It was my first time out of the house.
When we got back in the car, because we all drove together, one of the women said did you see how that other table was looking at us because you laughed so loud?
I haven’t listened to enough of your videos to know how I should have replied. But, today I was thinking about what she said and felt badly. This video made me think I didn’t do anything wrong, because honestly, I don’t know any other way to laugh.
So thank you very much.♥️
I'd forget about your friend's comment, and continue to laugh as often and as loudly as you wish. You just survived open heart surgery, so you will probably always keep it in perspective :) :)
@@TheWizardOfWords Thank you for taking the time to respond. I so enjoy your videos and your open heart.♥️
I do struggle with social interactions because I am shy. I have often been asked to speak up when I talk to others. This video is incredibly helpful.
Happy to help, Artst2010.
I am the 'first candidate' who really want to be the 'second candidate'. I seriously feel awkward when in a group and I always behave as if I am from some other planet when people approach me. :( I really want to change myself into a better version.
Wow I have done this for years and I was really comfortable, I have always done well in my career with being confident but I always end up with some type of hater or bully calling me loud , acting like they can’t understand me, and trying to minimize my intelligence, or trying to talk down to me I actually recently started thinking I need to work on becoming the first candidate. Are you going to have new classes soon I definitely need to learn how to maintain my confidence when people are trying to tear it down
I love your teaching. For the visual part, I find walking into a room slowly enhance confidence. A lot of us walk fast when we are nervous. Imagine everyone is scrambling entering the conference room for a meeting and there you are walking in slowly and scanning the room while doing it. There is a comedian that I love and he does exactly that. He walks on stage slowly and once he gets to the mic, he delivers his joke in precision. Love what you are teaching Dan I’m a fan.
Absolutely Monk n' Cook--I've mentioned that in other videos and totally agree with you. This was a recommendation I gave to women who wanted to be treated more seriously, but it equally applies to men.
Two kinds of people: Poor people walk fast. Rich people walk slow. What's the hurry.
Love your content!!
I am learning so much from you. In all my years, I finally understand why my actions are not cool nor accepted! I thought I was being kind and gracious! Nope! I had no idea! I am so thankful to you for pointing all of this stuff out!! Thank you!!!!! :)
You are so welcome, Faith.
Dan, you're a genius, I can't tell you how glad and grateful I am for finding your channel. I've looked at many other similar channels but this is by far the best one. I will share your channel for sure.
Many many thanks Campervan!
I was in he'll at work today and angry! BUT YOU made me laugh! Now I'm in a good mood and ready to carry on. That how great you are!
Well thank you, Dawn :)
Got side tracked buying a house for a few months, glad to be back getting alerts for these awesome vids!
You know every1readthis--It is possible to negotiate a house purchase, actually buy the house, move into the house, cook your first meal in the house, have your first good night's sleep in the house AND CONTINUE WATCHING MY VIDEOS.
Youare a great teacher and you seem very kind and generous as well. May God continue to bless you and enlarge your territory. 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much, Dave. And may God bless you as well.
Dan
Gee. Now I know why I get annoyed with my neighbour. She comes over. She wont sit down. She paces. And NEVER accepts anything. I just want to say to her 'SIT THE F*CK DOWN AND HAVE A PIECE OF CAKE'...Im going to ways accept offers now. Great video Dan. I really love your videos. Greetings from Downunder x
I have resolved myself to speak loudly, after being somewhat quiet and coming off as timid, which I am not. Now, my colleagues are telling me that I'm speaking too loudly when we're conversing about topics that should remain outside of the "office".
Thanks for the great content, Dan. I cannot absorb your superb and insightful information quick enough.
Well you can't please 'em all, TrueHero, so please yourself! Thank you for the compliment, and please share these videos liberally :)
Hmm I do turn down something often. I’ll note your advice. Definitely not my intention. Thank you for the insightful tips as usual.
The first tip about accepting stuff is really informative 💯
Glad it was helpful!
There you are!! The breath of fresh air I needed this morning! Thank you for another valuable video, Dan.
Well thank you Smoky Happy to bring that fresh air to you. Keep watching because there is more to come.
I've recently discovered this channel. I'm learning a lot from you and totally enjoy that you emphasise communicating in a loving way, in a world full of contempt and passive aggressiveness.🔥💪
So true and well expressed!
These videos are always so well done Dan, I find I can put them in action right away. Your content has helped tremendously!
Thank you Susan G. Please like and share. More of these are coming soon. :)
👏🙏💝Dan you’re a gift!
Invaluable & now I don’t have to worry about always being too loud✊
Right :) :) :)
I was always told that visitors shouldn't put things on people's desks because it's a disrespect of their space.
their space.
Thank you, Dan!!! So valuable and affirming and applicable! I cheered when you described your feelings about quiet talkers!!! Countless times a week I have to ask my coworkers to repeat themselves and exhort them to communicate at an audible volume. Clear communication is crucial, unavoidable, paramount in all things but in our space it is absolutely essential!!
Thanks for coaching us in how to communicate more kindly and wisely.
Loudly is proudly. Ty
You’re so fun to learn from, Dan! You make it so friendly and funny. Thank you.
You are amazing! Your brother has nothing on you! I love your videos!!! 😊
Your videos really do help 😂 proud subscriber here !!
I like you! Thank you for leaning in and helping others.
You are, really very good at what you do and your self confidence makes you glow.
There's no explaining some people's taste. You are more handsome and awesome plus your videos are superior and in a whole other league of superior!
Well thank you, Maca; I appreciate your comment.
I was just speaking to a friend about ‘not gaslighting others’ I really appreciate your RUclips Channel! Thank you,👍🏼 Keep them coming🤗
This video may have changed the way I communicate. Thank you! 🙌🏻
Thanks Mike. I hope I've made a positive difference. :)
Don a can't stop watching your videos. Thank you so much. 💓
Thanks for letting me know, Robert, and I hope you share these. You've seen the trailers. Now if you ever want to watch the movies--go to my website danoconnortraining.com. and check out the courses :)
You're good, "Bring something with you to mark your territory."
Make yourself belong to the place, graciously accept your place and the things offered to you. These insights change my perspective and make my life a lot easier easier at work. Dan THANKS THANKS so much from the bottom of my life. 💃💃💃
Loving words rule! Ty DC 🙂
Marty! Omg, Dan...! This intro is too much, had me laughing hard. Your content is exceptional, I am sharing with friends and colleagues (expect a stand off at a Board meeting soon...). Thank you for improving my life as a freelancer dealing with obtuse stakeholders often.
Happy to help, 1998!
I learned so much from this! Thank you for all your wonderful advice. ❤
Golden! Thank you Dan, such great explicit directions.
Gypsy
Your brother's dancing cracks me up!
Yeah, me too :)
I did that in my last interview...and its true I did not feel like I belonged. Thanks for putting a light on that for me
Happy to have helped, Kim.
I have naturally been catching myself talking more loudly as I grow as a confident person. This video is great confirmation of my journey as I recently questioned whether or not I’m talking too loudly now! Naaa! 😂😂😂
Kevin, if you're overdoing it, people will let you know; you won't have to guess :) :).
I love your advice, you really are a wizard of words!
I love your videos! Everything offered is so very helpful to me. Plus, I share your info to others, because I think you are fabulous!
Thank you for the encouragement and for the shares, Kathy.
Great as always Daniel 👍
Well thank you Jorge. I think I may know you. :)
Thank you for these tips Dan! I'm actually going to use this for family gatherings on my partners side. I tend to get shy and quiet
Go for it!
Thank you Dan! I would grab that pillow to put behind my back and move in closer. If I'm not comfortable, I'm not happy. If someone offered me water or coffee I would always say yes. Especially during an interview. I would say thank you and use their names. I'd also thank the receptionist after leaving an interview and thank them and wish him or her a good day. Remembering names is hard for me.
Remembering names is hard for most people, Judith. I use the image system, but sometimes forget the image :) :)
@@TheWizardOfWords 😀
Hello Dan, I have been sitting on the edge of my chair while looking at you and listening very closely. You gave enlightening , amazing answers to questions I have not even considered to ask. I am so glad that I found a true gem in your channel. Thank you very much. Your charisma is infinite. You are just golden. Greetings from Germany.
Many many thanks Riku, and greetings from both Ajijic Mx and Fargo, North Dakota!
Great video. Was just wondering, can you give me some tips of how to talk in a presentation as I am not the most vocal person. Love the content
I'm doing an entire course on public speaking. Stay tuned Abhinav.
@@TheWizardOfWords k thanks
Great video! It reminds me of a scene from 'Blazing Saddles' where Carol Arthur (actress) starts her speech very softly and then adjusts her volume during council meeting.
Omigod, I'll have to go and watch that--again. There are so many memorable scenes from that movie (and a couple you'd like to forget, but can't).
@@TheWizardOfWords The bean supper scene?
Just stumbled across your videos. Im so excited about the content and the Tools you give to better communicate with others under any circumstances. Thank you for sharing this vital information. ❤
Welcome aboard, Diana.
I learn something new with each video. It'll come in handy for entering a new work environment.
Great to hear!
Very helpful. God bless you!👌 ❤
Always a pleasure to learn from you!
My pleasure to have you hear, Sunshining!
Fantastic information!
Thank you.
You changed my life for the better. When are you doing TedTalks?
Maybe one of these days, Christine :). Right now I'm just doing "Dan's Words" and hoping people will spread the words :)
Thank u for ur videos. U have helped me so much! I’ve used communication techniques I have learned from you to step into my personal power. ESP with some very toxic coworkers. It’s amazing and I mean amazing how the dynamic is changing! And u know what? As my confidence is rising I am attracting quality people into my inner circle!! It’s nothing short of life changing and I’m not exaggerating one bit. Thank u soooo much :)
Christine, expect to see your name in lights. You have accomplished exactly what I'm hoping for as I help you as best I can with the words I think will help.
Dan
You are the man Dan. Great video.
I appreciate that, Rickie! Thank you. I hope you find it useful in your new endeavor :)
@@TheWizardOfWords I will. I reference your videos all the time with my Aikido friends. I told my neighbor just today to subscribe to your channel, because your strategies work to bring about a better communication environment. Thanks Again!
This is one of the one in 50 of yours that I disagree with your advice. But thumbs up for your brother. 🕺 👍 😘
Fair enough!
I just started a new job and I eyeballed the instant coffee and it honestly looks so bad that I'm going to have to keep declining 😄
Great advice ! Thank you , just found your Channel and I have learned so much and enjoy your personality 💕💕🙏🏽💕💕💕💕💕
Welcome!!
Dan! I am so grateful for this life changing advices, I am introvert and it was it easy to deal with most people especially the part of Mark your territory how brilliant is it advice, I used to do it recently to let people know and also giving people the benefit and then what you want you say huge thank you Dan!
Thanks so much Dan, you’re the loving awesome uncle I never had lol. ❤❤
Couldn't you have said "brother"????? 😏
so glad i found your channel! you are teaching invaluable skills!
Thanks, Jenna. Please like and share whatever you find of value.
Wow. ❤️ I really needed to hear this right now. 👏🏻
Dan, you are simply awesome! Wish you were in Australia 🇦🇺 you are inspirational, thank you.
Thanks to the internet, I am Laureen and am happy to be here (there) :)
You are my hero. I love your videos
Well thank you Maricela. I hope you share them!
Arigato for your advice🙏🏼📿 I’m raised in Japan but live in United State 15 years. My country is not good to be raise up to speaking voice. We are soft voice so I am still straggling to speak up front of people. I need more practice to do that raise my voice😊 sayonara 👋
Yukimijaynes, since it is your custom to speak softly, that's perfectly fine. However, very softly PROTECT YOUR BOUNDARIES. You can use every technique I give you, but in a somewhat softer tone :)
Love this video!💜
I love your work - such an interesting perspective and straight forward delivery. I'm just getting started!!
Just found your channel yesterday, watched a few - So far, easy to follow, entertaining and VERY helpful. Looking forward to viewing more! Thanks! One question though, why not post your brothers link?
Dan, you are amazing and oh so funny. I love your sense of humour and grateful for your gift, that you share so freely.
I just love you!! Thanks for all you do!
You are so welcome Shanell; please like and share
So awesome!!
I was told during school and Training that I should never ask for anything more than a glas of water, and the letter was just okay if you wanted to act confident (here in Germany). But maybe that was bullshit and you shouldnt work for a company that rejects you because you answered honestly to a question they asked you (like when you said "yes I would like a cup of coffee").
Galliano, I have trained for a German company--in Germany--and had a totally different experience. Yes, I would suggest you not work for the company you are describing.
I wish I could thumbs up this video again.
Well Holy, you could always send it around to all your friends and suggest they give it a thumbs up :) :)
The content u offer is astoundingly helpful!! I feel so grateful to have discovered u. Thank u so much.
You are welcome, Persephone.
You are so entertaining.
BRAVO!!!!
Thank you, Patricia!
such valuable information! thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sooooo much... For years, I’ve been self conscious about communicating. You are truly a master at this.
Very happy to help, Nicole!