Background
This program combines parts of:
The goal was to focus on:
Seated presentations
Rapport building
Interpersonal persuasiveness
Course Objectives
Learn how to "be on" at will.
Develop a more engaging speaking voice.
Use body language to support one’s message.
Create a personalized strategy for improving listening skills.
Listen to establish rapport.
Occupy space strategically.
Identify one’s own personality style and the personality styles of others.
Tailor communication based on personality and listening styles.
Choose vocabulary words more judiciously.
Course Length
Course Outline
How to "Be On" at Will
Using Physiology to “Be On”
Using Thoughts to “Be On”
Voice
Developing an Interesting Speaking Voice
Pacing to Create Rapport
Using Silence for Emphasis and Persuasion
Projecting Voice for Enhanced Credibility
Eliminating Verbal Fillers
Body Language
Occupying Space Effectively
Understanding the Impact of Height
Choosing Seats for Influence
Gesturing to Enhance the Message
Listening
Identifying Barriers to Listening
Listening Between the Lines
Mirroring Body Language and Predicates
Proactive Listening Habits
Personality Styles
Understanding the Four Social Styles
Typing Ourselves and Others
Communicating with Each Style
Vocabulary
Phrasing Messages to Motivate Listeners
Avoiding Words that Create Negativity
The Four Most Persuasive Words in the English Language