Drop The Pink Elephant : 15 Ways To Say What You Mean...And Mean What You Say
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TextPublication details: Oxford: Caspone, 2004Description: 177p,illust,20cmISBN: - 1841126373
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SECTION ONE:DUMP THE BAGGAGE AND CREATE CLARITY 1.Drop the Pink Elephant 2.Every Picture Tells a Story SECTION TWO:BE PRINCIPLED IN WHAT YOU SAY: 3.Staying on the Louisaina Highway 4.Sorry Seems to be Hardest Word 5.Tell the Unpalatable Truth, Rather than the 'White Lie' 6.Thank You and Well Done 7.Who Looks Stupid When You Criticize in Public? SECTION THREE:POSITIVELY ASSERT YOURSELF 8.Flush Out the Watering Down Words 9.Talk Positevely About Yourself SECTION FOUR:THINK OF THE AUDIENCE 10.It's Relative 11.Email and Text-Bullets or Boomerangs 12.Three Little Questions SECTION FIVE:CREATE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING 13.Listen First to Understand 14.Powerful Words 15.Think, Talk, Act.. Then Tell the World.
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