Becoming a Principle-Centered Communicator
Über den Vortrag
Der Vortrag „Becoming a Principle-Centered Communicator“ von Dan O'Connor ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Business Communication Training (EN)“. Der Vortrag ist dabei in folgende Kapitel unterteilt:
- Becoming a Principle-Centered Communicator
- Three Principles in any Relationship - Principle 1
- The Hamburger
- Navigational Phrases
- The Apology
- Three Principles in any Relationship - Principle 2
- Three Principles in any Relationship - Principle 3
Quiz zum Vortrag
Who is ultimately in charge of your relationships and the direction in which they head?
- I am the only one ultimately responsible for any relationship in my life.
- There is not just one person in charge; we are both responsible.
- Neither person is in charge; the success of a relationship depends mainly on chance.
If something is bothering you about a relationship you have, what is the source of the problem?
- I am the source. It is either something I'm doing, or how I am interpreting something that's happening.
- Sometimes I am the source, sometimes it's someone else.
- It is generally the other person.
- Both people are equally responsible.
When someone doesn't hear the message that I'm trying to send, the reason is generally because:
- I am not stating the message correctly, or in a way that effectively gets through to the other person.
- The other person is not listening, or not invested in the relationship.
- The environment is too distracting, or it's not the right time.
Which is the side--or hemisphere--of the brain is activated when you try and remember a phone number?
- The left hemisphere.
- The right hemisphere.
- We would be activating both sides at the same time.
If I want to speak to someone in a way that connects with them on an emotional level, I would want to use language patterns designed to activate which side of the brain?
- The right side.
- The left side.
- I'd want to focus on activating each side equally.
Why should I keep a danger and power phrase list?
- It helps me express myself more accurately.
- It increases the odds the other person will receive the message I send.
- It helps me save time when communicating.
- It helps me establish power in any relationship.
When it comes to communication, how many relationships do I really have?
- One
- Many--too many to count.
- Three
- Two--me and the rest of the world.
What is Communication Principle #3?
- The only thing that could possibly be missing is what I am not giving.
- I am in charge of every relationship in my life.
- There is only one relationship.
- It's all about me.
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Dan O'Connor
Dan O'Connor has been delivering tactical communication programs to businesses, governmental entities and individuals for over 15 years. The results from Dan's online communication training program and YouTube training videos are measurable in the responses of students and subscribers that he has helped create a personal compass for both personal and professional growth. One of the key aspects of his success is the emphasis on practical, day-to-day communication solutions for the stressful situations with which we all live.Dan's books, Say This not That! and Energy Vampire Slaying: 101, are devoted to helping readers find the right words for the right situations, and to giving people an arsenal of techniques and scripts (and attitudes!) for handling even the most challenging communication situations. Dan's goal in training is simple: to deliver immediately usable communication training tactics with authenticity, energy, and clarity, so participants actually have fun while learning. After taking his courses, you will agree: learning does not have to be boring to be effective; in truth, learning that is fun is more effective.
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Great teacher in coaching you to be skilled communicator. To teach you to be a good listener and have a higher skilled approach. Everyone needs to be effective in becoming a better listener and communicator with people and emotions.
