The #1 Secret to Massive Effectiveness when Communicating Within Your Business
I believe in the foundational principals of this industry, and those foundational principals are built on one main thing…communication!
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April 2010
April 2010
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Learn the Power of Communicating Effectively
Talking is easy. Communication on the other hand, which is an exchange or communion with another, requires greater skill.
By Jim BrittIt's a matter of perspective
It’s a matter of perspective. Not everyone looks at opportunities and events the same way. While you may think you are offering a tremendous opportunity to a prospect, the prospect may see the presentation as a thinly veiled attempt to take his money.
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterSteps to Persuasively Influencing Others in Network Marketing
Adhering to these principles will typically create an opening to be heard so that you might impact a desired result.
By Dr. Joe RubinoCommunicating that YOU CARE!
We come home and eventually forget what success looks like don’t we? If we don’t practice it we lose it!
By Sue SewardThe Importance of Communicating Effectively
When communicating with prospects, get to the point of the conversation very quickly, without being pushy.
By Josh LitekyHow to communicate with your downline
But the definition of YOUR group means those distributors who are enrolled by you.
By Paul MorrisBody Language Intelligence – How Fluent are You?
Sixty-five to 80 percent of all human communication is Non-Verbal - known by the common colloquial - “Body Language”.
By dr. g. jack.brownThe Keys to Effective Communication
“It is difficult to accomplish something if you are not sure what it is!” Likewise it is difficult to get others to do something if they don’t know what they are trying to do.
By Russell FosterDo I have your full Attention?
Focus on being present with the person you are communicating with. Always focus on being there.
By Kevin AbdulrahmanUsing Word Pictures
Indeed, word pictures allow us to communicate with people in the same way they communicate with themselves. Therefore, because people think in pictures, share your ideas, thoughts, and business opportunity the same way.
By Michael ClouseCommunication with Your Elementary Age Child
A child whose parents use eye and physical contact will likely be more comfortable with himself and others, be a better communicator, and have better self-esteem.
By Denis WaitleyScolding: One of Communication's Tools of Last Resort
Scolding someone is like giving them a cut, giving them a small cut with your words on the hand. Maybe it will serve its purpose, and the cut will heal and everything will be okay. You needed to get their attention. But you must not do it everyday, all the time.
By Jim RohnArticles
Anatomy of relationships
Energy transference is when you feel positive and synergistic communication occurring between yourself and another.
By Linda YatesWhat is the Difference between “MLM” and “Network Marketing”?
One of the biggest mistakes made by MLM companies is believing our bad press.
By Clifton JolleyWhy brand YOUR passion?
The main thing is that you start to realize how important it is to brand YOU and you can do this several ways and you don’t have to spend hours, days or weeks building a personal website to do it!
By Sue SewardThe Three Legs of Persuasion
Leadership is simply: Influence. That’s it. Simple. When you lead, you influence.
By Chris WidenerPlanning a Great Meeting
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By Jeffrey BabenerColumns
The Cornerstone of Effective Communication... Listening
The key, or as I like to put it, the cornerstone of effective communication is listening. Listening is truly a skill set that can be learned and mastered. It is a skill set that comes naturally but quickly can lose its effectiveness.
By George Madiou