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Target Training International Presents

TTI Online Book Club Presented By: Dr. Ron Bonnstetter “To read or not to read.” That is up to you. Either way you can join our discussion and learn about this month’s topic.

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We are honored

Authors

Mark Waldman

Business communication professor &

author of 12 books on personal development and coaching

Andrew Newberg

Director of Research

Myrna Brind Center

of Integrative Medicine

Jefferson University

Philadelphia

The Books Theme

Creating a culture that

reduces stress and improves E. Q.

By developing

Compassionate Communication,

Based on

Brain Research

Big Picture for Today 12  ways to ORCHESTRATE our speech to

achieve our goals and bring our dreams to fruition

The What & How

This books is both

Informational &

Instructional

Words!!

English Language: 500,000 words

Average working vocabulary = 2,000 words

3,000 describe emotions (2/3 negative emotions)

Habitual vocabulary = 200-300 words

Source: Tony Robbins Book review

http://t.co/Ac398uN3

Compassionate Communication

in the Work Place

Compassionate







Communication

1. Relax

7. Observe nonverbal cues

2. Stay Present

8. Express Appreciation

3. Cultivate inner Silence

9. Speak Warmly

4. Increase Positivity

10. Speak Slowly

5. Reflect on

your Deepest values

11. Speak Briefly

6. Access Pleasant Memory

12. Listen Deeply

Relax

Increase Positivity

Increase Positivity

Quote from “Words Can Change your Brain: P. 57

In the center of the brain is a walnut shaped structure called the thalamus. It relays sensory information from the outside world to the other parts of the brain.

When we imagine something, this information is also sent to the thalamus. The thalamus treats thoughts and fantasies the same way it processes sounds, smells, tastes, images and touch. It does not distinguish between inner and outer realities.

Increase Positivity

Short circuit Rumination

Observe Nonverbal Cues

Both yours and others

Learn to view yourself

as others see you

Body Language Body Language Affects You, Not Just Others

http://www.ttiresearch.com/blog

Increase Positivity

Positive Posture

Learn how to speak

with your body

Language of Trust: eyes A

B

Language of Trust

Language of Trust: Lips

Million Dollar Smile

We Think in Pictures

Rose

Reflect on Deepest values

What is your deepest, innermost value

Being inspired and inspiring others

Singularity

harmony

Single Point

music

Sharing Insights

Clarity

Union

Learning

Looking at one thing and seeing another

Caring

Making a Difference

Making Connections

Reflect on Deepest values

Relationships

When communicating,

Speak to the others persons

Deepest Values

Express Appreciation

Speak Briefly

30 Second Rule

WHY!

No More than 3-4 ideas (clunks)

Our phone Number

480 443 1077

Speak Slowly

“Hello,Yes, it is true, I am a recovering academic.”

Speak Slowly and Wait!

Listen Deeply

Please Consider Reading

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&

Happy Holidays

from

everyone at

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