The Chris LoCurto Show 153 | High Levels of Quality Communication
Oct 26, 2015
38:07
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Today, on the podcast, we are answering a question that came in from one of our listeners.
Justin writes, "I have to start with the obvious. Thanks for all that you guys are doing and keep killing it. I know you're always open to suggestions for podcast topics, and yes we are, so I wanted to throw out the idea of doing something high level on communication, and maybe topic in with your top 10 recommended books on communication.
I loved your list on the poverty mindset. I know how important you think communication is, and I think most of your listeners could benefit from what you have to say on the topic and from the books you recommend. Thanks again, and keep up the good work."
Thank you Justin, we appreciate all of that. I'm going to answer Justin's question but before I do I have created a tool for you to use to help you better communicate.
There are some do's and some don'ts of body language when you're communicating effectively. So make sure that you get today's download if you want to know these things, and you want the power of understanding body language, and the things to do and not to do for effective communication.
Here are the points we discuss:
Verbal Communication
Non-verbal Communication
Listening
Patience
Asking Questions
Respect
Problem Solving
Being Socially Aware
Self-Management
Responsibility and Accountability
Assertiveness
Today, on the podcast, we are answering a question that came in from one of our listeners.
Justin writes, "I have to start with the obvious. Thanks for all that you guys are doing and keep killing it. I know you're always open to suggestions for podcast topics, and yes we are, so I wanted to throw out the idea of doing something high level on communication, and maybe topic in with your top 10 recommended books on communication.
I loved your list on the poverty mindset. I know how important you think communication is, and I think most of your listeners could benefit from what you have to say on the topic and from the books you recommend. Thanks again, and keep up the good work."
Thank you Justin, we appreciate all of that. I'm going to answer Justin's question but before I do I have created a tool for you to use to help you better communicate.
There are some do's and some don'ts of body language when you're communicating effectively. So make sure that you get today's download if you want to know these things, and you want the power of understanding body language, and the things to do and not to do for effective communication.
Here are the points we discuss:
Verbal Communication
Non-verbal Communication
Listening
Patience
Asking Questions
Respect
Problem Solving
Being Socially Aware
Self-Management
Responsibility and Accountability
Assertiveness