991023; Skillpath; How to become a better communicator

Skillpath Seminars

How to Become a Better Communicator

This Fascinating workshop will teach you the most valuable skill of all -- how to communicate effectively with people

How to become a better communicator...

Do others see you as trustworthy? How to ensure that your words and actions tell others you're a credible, reliable professional a person who can be counted on!

How to "break the ice" and get a good conversation going, even with a total stranger

How are your mouth management skills? It's vitally important to your credibility that you know how to keep confidences confidential and secrets secret

The secret of Socrates how to get others to see your point of view with the gentle method that has worked wonders for more than 2,000 years

Never be put on the spot again! You'll learn how to think on your feet when challenged with a difficult or negative question

When you're on the receiving end how to accept and learn from negative feedback without becoming hurt or angry

Recognizing the single biggest factor that determines whether or not people take you seriously

Business introductions whom do you present to whom? Should you stand? What's the most appropriate greeting?

What is the most important ingredient
for success and achievement in today's
workplace?

What is the foundation for supportive,
cooperative work and personal relationships?

The answer to both these questions is the same: the ability to communicate skillfully and confidently with people. Excellent interpersonal communication skills are the most potent career and personal skills you can possess.

Consider these facts ...

Human resource professionals estimate that more than 80% of the people who fail at their jobs do so for one reason they don't relate well to other people.
Recent research shows that even in highly technical jobs, success or failure is determined more by human relations skills than by technical proficiency.

Powerful communication skills can propel you along the path to career success and personal achievement. They can lead to promotions, to working more effectively with your boss and co-workers, to building better relationships with the important people in your life and to establishing your leadership potential.

4 life-long benefits you'll gain from attending this workshop:

You'll learn practical, proven techniques for communicating effectively with all types of people.
Let's face it dealing with others isn't always easy. In fact, if you're like most people, it's one of the biggest day-to-day challenges you face. We'll show you just how to meet the challenge and be more successful with all the people you interact with. You'll be able to build stronger and better relationships with your work associates (including clients and customers, peers, co-workers and bosses) and the important people in your personal life.
You'll sharpen your leadership skills.
The hallmark of effective leadership is the ability to get people to do things and the only way to get anyone to do anything is by making them want to do it. We'll show you how to use this fundamental principle to win the help and support of the people around you.
You'll improve your prospects for career and financial success.
A study published by the Carnegie Institute of Technology reports that 15% of financial and career success is due to technical competence and 85% is due to interpersonal skills. Your promotability and opportunity for long-term financial success hinge to a great degree on your ability to communicate effectively with people. Isn't it worth just $99 and one day of your time to gain the vital interpersonal communication skills that can reward you for years to come in increased career and financial success?
You'll project a more confident, more polished and more professional image.
Nothing says more about your competence, confidence and professionalism than your human relations skills. Your ability to communicate effectively with people in a variety of settings and situations is the most important business skill of all. Those who are recognized as both technically skilled and skilled at dealing with people enjoy the recognition and respect of everybody.