The Art of Communication

The Concise Reads Management Series gives us some of the important tools in the management tool belt including problem solving, communicating, and building a team. The guides are concise on purpose and should take you no more than an hour or so to read but the principles within them take weeks and months to master. These are essential principles to find success as a manager or leader and therefore it is important that you absorb them and turn them into habits. The Art of Communication: "To effectively communicate, we must realize that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others" -- Tony Robbins Tony Robbins, famous author and life coach, makes the point that communicating has to take into account the audience. This seems simple enough, but take a minute and think about how often you considered the other person or people whom you are addressing. The truth is we try but we don't really try. We communicate in a way that we think is obvious and straightforward for us. In this Concise Reads, you'll get exposure to how to structure and deliver your message. You'll read about Steve Jobs and Simon Sinek as well as other anecdotes that include Martin Luther King Jr. and John F. Kennedy. By the time you are done, you will have a much better appreciation of what it takes to deliver an idea or a message using effective communication. In this guide we'll learn about: Why communication can make or break your careerHow to structure the content of your messageEffective ways to deliver your messageThe importance of changing your structure and delivery based on your audienceUse communication to become an inspiring and engaging leader and team memberBonus sections on how people 'connect' from biology to psychologyBonus section on the secret of successful TED talks
This Series covers the following topics commonly taught in Management programs: PROBLEM SOLVINGTHE ART OF COMMUNICATIONTEAM BUILDINGAGILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTLEAN & LEAN SIX SIGMA