How to Be Awesome at Your Job 951: The Three Sentences that Improve (almost) Every Conversation with Chris Fenning
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Apr 8, 2024 
Communication expert Chris Fenning shares tips on capturing attention in the first minute of a conversation, fixing unproductive meetings, and improving reputation. He discusses the 'goal problem solution' technique, balancing professionalism and casualness in communication, and enhancing workplace productivity with specific time limits.
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Use the First 15 Seconds Well
- Frame your message in the first 15 seconds using three sentences for context, intent, and key message.
- This helps your audience focus and understand your point quickly.
Improving Tough Meeting Introductions
- A junior project manager improved presentations to a tough leader by previewing three updates and asking a question.
- This change led to better engagement and reduced frustration in meetings.
Frame With Three Sentences
- Use one sentence each for context, intent, and key message to frame your conversation clearly.
- Be specific on the topic, what you want, and your main point to avoid confusion.