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A Way With Words

Advice from the TEDx frontline on how to cut the crap and deliver a killer message whatever the communication method
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In a world of beige, sometimes its good to be purple!

But how do you grab your audiences attention in a world of 24/7 media and messaging and make your words stand out?

Your ability to speak confidently in public, present engagingly in meetings and communicate authentically are essential skills for progressing your career or driving your business forward. A Way with Words gives you the strategies and tools to achieve just that, using the 5C methodology for crafting a killer message - whatever your communication method.

 

Read this book and learn how to:

* Evaluate your audience and create something your listeners will love

* Develop your courage and confi dence as a credible communicator

* Share important information concisely to hold your audiences attention

* Be yourself and connect with your listeners

* Communicate creatively and make your message unforgettable

Theo Kapodistrias is a multi-award-winning lawyer and speaker, a presentation and communication skills coach, an MC, and the director, curator, and host of TEDxHobart. Theo is passionate about helping service-based industries improve how they communicate and present their work and ideas. His goal is to help business leaders and corporate professionals show up, speak up, and make an impact with their voices and words

Foreword - Introduction -Part One: Clarity - 1 Clarity Of Audience - 2 Clarity Of Voice - Part Two: Conciseness - 3 Conciseness - Too Long; Didnt Read - 4 The Method - Part Three: Confidence - 5 The Voice Of Confidence - 6 Knowing Your Abilities - Part Four: Creativity - 7 Thinking Outside The Box - 8 Making The Standard Stuff Fun - Part Five: Connection - 9 How We Connect - 10 Using Our Communication Right - Conclusion - References - Acknowledgements - The Author

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