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How To Speak So That People Want To Listen
How To Speak So That People Want To Listen
by:
Julian Treasure
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In this video Mr. Treasure explains the key on how you should communicate with
people so that they would listen to you. Communicating is the basic thing we people
have to do everyday from morning till night. Communicating skills is essential for us
video help us on better understanding why people don't or want to listen to us. Mr.
Treasure discuss about the seven deadly sins of speaking. The first one is Gossip
or the act of speaking ill of somebody who's not present or what we bisaya called it
second one is Judging. We all know what judging is because it's fairly common in
the society we live in today. Judging someone without actually knowing that person
is quite frankly stupid and redundant. The third one is Negativity. Why would anyone
would listen to someone who's being negative. Think like a proton always positive.
The fourth one is Complaining. We all done this at least once in our lifetime which is
not really a great habit to have. Be contended because complaining as Mr. Treasure
said "It's not really spreading sun shine in this world". The fifth one is Excuses. Sad
to say there are people who is a "Blame Thrower" or the act of not taking
responsibility for their action. Which is not really the ideal person you want to listen
to. The sixth one is Lying. Yes of course no one want to listen to a liar. To be fair
sometimes lying could be a good thing. It is a good thing when you use it to not hurt
listen to someone that contradicts facts because they have different opinion. For
example the debate between either the earth is flat or a sphere. Of course the earth
is a sphere but some people or what they called themselves as "Flat Eathers" really
believed that the earth is flat. Which is utterly ridiculous. Mr. Treasure also talks
about the foundation that we could stand on if we want our speech powerful and
make a change to our world. That word is "HAIL" H for honesty A for authenticity I for