Question

Write a speech about any one topic 1)power of effective communication 2)values are most important in students life
3)effect of listening skill
(more than 100 words and less than 200 words)

Answer 1

Having a great conversation is NOT the same thing as communicating effectively. In other words, just because you can talk, doesn’t mean you can communicate.

Do you ever wonder how you can be great at small talk, but fall short at networking events?

Do you wonder why your presentations always leave your audience less-than-excited as you watch them yawn, nod off, or pull out their phones to surf the web while you’re talking?

Have you struggled to get to the next rung on the career ladder, despite being good at what you do?

During arguments or heated situations, do you feel tongue-tied and inept at getting your message across?

If any of this sounds familiar, you may suffer from a common problem: you’re not communicating effectively.

So what’s the difference between talking and effective communication?

It’s simple: communicating comprises listening, ensuring others get your point, and persuading them to take action on what you’re saying.

Fortunately, communication is a learned skill — just like riding a bike — which means that with the right training, you can become a super-effective communicator.

Now, I’m offering that training to you in my new program, “The Power of Effective Communication.”

A compilation of some of my best-selling, most powerful lessons on the topic, “The Power of Effective Communication” contains everything you need to know to get your message across clearly and persuasively in every situation.

You’ve probably heard me say that your ability to communicate effectively determines 85% of your success in life. Don’t leave it to chance.