Better Speaking Better Thinking

Better Speaking Better Thinking - General Edition

By Kim Chamberlain

e-book 89 pages

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NZ $20 (approx AU$15.50; US$16.70; £10)

Better Speaking Better Thinking is a book based on a concept which has produced some astounding results worldwide.

The e-book is based on a Dale Carnegie principle that if we practice our communication skills for a minute a day, we can make significant improvements. The benefits that people have received have, in some cases, brought about profound changes in their life.

‘I am now a far more confident person in my work which has some really good flow on effects.’
‘I cannot put into words how much it has helped me.’
‘Since using this I not only participate at meetings but find myself speaking comfortably at interviews without depending on rehearsed responses. Your topics have really helped; I will be forever grateful to you.’

What does the e-book cover?
•    Techniques for impromptu speaking: how to speak with impact and avoid waffling
•    The ‘how to’ of communication skills:

• building confidence
• speaking effectively
• how to structure what you say
• dealing with an audience

•    500 original speaking practice topics.  The topics vary in subject matter, difficulty and types of speaking
•    Comprehensive guidelines for how to use and gain benefit from the topics
•    A case study, Marie, who is an amalgamation of people the author has come into contact with over the years. We follow Marie's journey from feelings of nervousness and inadequacy to increased confidence and competence, and learn the techniques she uses

Read the book sample by clicking on the link above

NEW!

'Better Speaking Better Thinking: Business and Management Supplement' e-book.

Offering 500 speaking practice topics on business, management and employment topics this is an invaluable supplement to the General Edition for those who are in business, managers, aspiring managers, and employees with career aspirations.

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