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Revolutionize Communication: End Boring
Real-World Tactics For Impactful Speaking
This book discards conventional teachings, offering practical strategies from real experts in various domains: from stand-up comics to unconventional professionals. Discover actionable tactics that transform dull presentations and let’s #EndBoring!
What You Will Learn
Uncover invaluable insights and actionable advice across these topics:
Liar's Parallel
The 2% Rule
Visceral Statements
The Goal Opportunity Statement
Moving With Purpose
Belly Button Rule
The Know-Phrase
The Myth of Nervousness
Virtual Communication
Excerpts from the book
Instead, the goal is becoming so used to being nervous that it no longer affects your delivery.
The goal is not overcoming nervousnessWhen someone is speaking, and they stop and the whole room goes quiet, you don't even want to move.
Silence demands attentionAvoid falling into these three general traps, which I call The Liar’s Parallel: 1. Formal language; 2. Distance; and 3. Too many details!
Look out for the Liar's Parallel!Don’t rush through your presentation! Instead jump to your closing and reinforce your main ideas like your Know-Phrase.
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What Our Readers Have To Say
One of the best learnings from the book is not being too formal while communication. Formality kills the creativity and it also reduces the closeness in the relationships.
I highly recommend this book: it is a very practical guide on public speaking giving real examples: very useful!
The book is all about tools and as the author puts it “It is not always about what you say, it’s about what people remember” and this book really gets it….
Ivan is a great speaker but more importantly there are a ton of practical and usable micro chunks of advice in the book that should help anyone who ever has to speak with one or more humans (AKA all of us).
Without a doubt, this book was just as engaging as the author is in person. Full with tips and tricks to keep your audiences (physical or virtual) engaged and ready to learn.
The author has done an excellent job to provide actionable steps, tips, and help me think outside of the box when presenting in person or virtually.
If listeners are only going to remember one thing you say and a general impression of you, then, your non-verbal communication is the general impression.
Remember the 2% Rule