Word is not a sparrow: say what you mean, strengthen relationships, and get to the point
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In this book, a writer, translator and journalist Will Jelbert tells how to clear the speech of verbal garbage and learn to express his thoughts for sure - to establish deep ties with other people. The impression that we produce depends on how we say - our words are capable of how to attract and interest others, and scare away and alert them.
You will learn ...
- What words are “weak” and which are “strong”.
- why the predominance of verbs, nouns or adjectives in the speech has completely different effects on others.
- than many annoying secular conversations and how they can be made more interesting and useful.
- how different words emotionally bring closer or, conversely, disconnect us from loved ones.
The author analyzes modern speech - from everyday conversations to scandalous tweets of Donald Trump. And he offers recommendations for improving the language so that you can more effectively and pleasantly communicate at home, at work and on the Internet
You will learn ...
- What words are “weak” and which are “strong”.
- why the predominance of verbs, nouns or adjectives in the speech has completely different effects on others.
- than many annoying secular conversations and how they can be made more interesting and useful.
- how different words emotionally bring closer or, conversely, disconnect us from loved ones.
The author analyzes modern speech - from everyday conversations to scandalous tweets of Donald Trump. And he offers recommendations for improving the language so that you can more effectively and pleasantly communicate at home, at work and on the Internet
Author:
Author:Джелберт Уилл
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9573-3879-6
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