HOW TO COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY

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55% OFF for Bookstores! Find out the final price!Do you want to explore how to unlock the secrets to efficient communication skills? As people travel on their journey through life, most of us pick up poor communication practices. Still, we could those habits be holding you back from enjoying all the freedom, happiness, health, and love you truly deserve. Inside this book, you will learn the proper ways to communicate and learn how simple it is to get rid of bad communication habits, conquer your limitations, and establish better relationships in your life.The best part here is that you can accomplish all that in just a few weeks. You can enjoy instant improvements to the way you communicate right from day one. This book is loaded with quick, effective ways of building better communication skills. This extremely efficient, step-by-step manual is intended to help you begin generating the results you need instantly.Here's a quick peek of what you'll find inside this book:· Types of communication· Conversation through the phone· Conversation with non-native people in different cultures· The magic of communication in marriage· Communicate with children. Social anxiety in children· Conversation at work and bonding with colleagues· Facing problem with the right communication· Skill to communicate one emotion to others and oneself (self-awareness)· Body language tips· Practice active listening· Public speaking and speech delivery · Improving conversation skills being charismatic· The art of making questions· Assertive and no violent communication · Importance of silence · Cognitive-behavioral approachAnd many more!Accelerate your success today and begin accomplishing your primary goals with just a few basic methods. Enhancing your communication skills is about more than getting better with people around you. "You cannot not communicate. Every behavior is a kind of communication. Because behavior does not have a counterpart (there is no anti-behavior), it is not possible not to communicate." Paul Watzlawick