Title: Communication Genius eReport
Description: Do you have great ideas, but have trouble articulating them? Could your message be communicated in a more effective manner, so that it gets the results you need — nearly every time? If this sounds like you, then you need help building your communication genius. You need the Communication Genius 16-Page eReport. If you have a vision, you probably already know you need to be able to communicate it to others for your vision to matter. In this eReport, we'll look at communication geniuses such as: Winston Churchill, Mark Twain, Leonardo da Vinci, and Walt Disney in order to see how they’ve touched so many people in their own era, in their own way, and how their legend continues to affect our lives today. You'll see how you can develop elements of their communication genius in yourself... and translate it into ongoing success! What makes a communication genius? I'll break it down so that you'll be able to express your ideas successfully at meetings, speak confidently in front of a large audience, and articulate the vision you want others to see. You'll be able to use smart humor to engage others and think outside the box to touch people in ways you or they never expected. You'll reap the benefits of knowing your message is truly representative of yourself and your genius—because it's time for that big idea to finally come to fruition! This eReport will teach you: The genius of oral communication—be articulate and persuasive in front of an audience of five or five thousand; How to tame the butterflies in your tummy and exude confidence; How to excel in the four general levels of communication: invention, arrangement, style, and memory; The components of theory, talent, and practice and how they can turn you into a genius communicator; To take a picture of what's in your heart and use some medium to move it into the hearts of other people; The genius of artistic expression and how to communicate beauty to others; How to use humor in a fashion that is both courageous and healing; How to charm others with the most creative, inspired, resourceful, and humorous aspects of your personality; Find out what it's like to be a great communicator. We'll learn from the best so you can become an expert — no, a genius — communicator!
Subjects: Business, Nonfiction