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While all attempts have been made to verify information provided in this publication, the
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accounting and finance fields.
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Table Of Contents
Foreword
Chapter 1:
Communication Basics
Chapter 2:
You Must First Understand Yourself And Your
Message
Chapter 3:
Learn To Use Terms That Invoke Emotions
Chapter 4:
Pay Attention To Body Language
Chapter 5:
Learn To Use Terms That Spark Interest
Chapter 6:
The Benefits Of Presenting Your Message In 1
Minute
Wrapping Up
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Foreword
Communication is an important form of getting information across to
the other party. However good, quick and effective deliverance is just
as important as the attention span of most people today is very short,
and this is especially so if the material being communicated is rather
boring. Get all the info you need here.
One Minute Communication
Tips on getting your strongest message across in 1 minute
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Chapter 1:
Communication Basics
Synopsis
Since our minds are crammed with so much of information, there is
very little time or space to indulge in frivolous and irrelevant
information thus the need to be precise and quick when communicating.
With hectic schedules and distractions to contend with, it is often quite
hard to take the time to stop and pay attention to what is being
communicated.
This book will be ideal for setting out short presentations, especially
those “elevator pitches” we find ourselves doing when selling ourselves
to clients.
Short, punchy communication is all people have time for and the
attention span!
See what you think and apply some of this information in your day to
day activities, whether personal or business or even communicating
with your boss… or worst of all… those dreaded Monday progress
meertings!
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The Basics
The following are some recommendations on how to ensure the
information being communicated is done so in the shortest possible
time frame, and yet fully understood by the receiving party:
• Perhaps the most effective way of communicating information
and having it understood is to ensure there is constant eye contact
with the recipient, throughout the length of the communication
session. This should also be done in a precise and quick time frame
where the information is presented as concisely as possible.
• Getting the recipient to summarize and repeat, what has been
communicated is also another method of ensuring the information
is both heard and understood. This is also another way to ensure the
content of the information stays the same as it was presented and
there are no additions or distortions to the content.
• The language design and phrasing should also be in line with
the recipient’s capability and understating levels. Talking to
someone who is not savvy in the technical jargon used will not
only be a waste of time and effort, but it would also seem
pretentious to those around. This type of communication would
not be effective at all.
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Chapter 2:
You Must First Understand Yourself And Your Message
Synopsis
Problems usually arise when information dispersed is not really
understood by the individual doing the dispercement exercise. This has
a lot of negative connotations to it as the said information & content
may not be dispersed as it was first designed to represent. Here in lies
the problem of good communication that is faced by any level in society,
which more often than not, results in miscommunication or
misinterpretation of the said information.
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Understanding
There are three main components of communication, which affects the
overall understanding of what is being communicated.
These would include the verbal, nonverbal and paraverbal platforms
used.
The following are some tips on how to ensure the information is first
thoroughly understood by the presenter before it is presented to others:
• By understanding the content of the message intended to be shared
with others, the individual presenting the message will ideally utilize
either all three of the communications components, or at the very least
two components at any given time. This will allow the recipient of the
message the opportunity to fully grasp both the content and its impact
meant to be made through the communication session.
• When the content of the message is completely understood by the
individual, he or she will be able to design or choose the suitable verbal,
paraverbal or nonverbal messaging style that would effectively get the
message across to the receiving party. Without this initial understanding
factor, the individual would be hard pressed to make the presentation
of the message impactful enough to get the desired results.
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• Another important effect that is desired from thoroughly
understanding the message content before presenting it, is that the
consistency in the message itself will be presented in a way that is less
confusing and inconsistent according to the perception of the recipient.
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Chapter 3:
Learn To Use Terms That Invoke Emotions
Synopsis
For most, the effective impact desired out of a communicating exercise,
comes from the importance of being able to invoke some level of
emotion both from the presenter and the listener.
If the communication is well designed, with this important aspect
dominantly featured, then the eventual results of the said
communication exercise will bring forth the desired effects.
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Emotions
Learning how to identify and include terms in the speech pattern and
body language will be very useful when trying to focus in invoking some
sort of emotion from all involved.
Using appropriate trigger works and phrases is one way of achieving
this emotional impact. “Painting” a picture with the choice of words
used is the main idea behind the emotion invoking communication
technique.
This is very important for the presenter who is focused on making the
desired impact on the listener in order to get the results intended.
However it should be also noted that the use of invoking emotions can
be something that causes the opposite of the intended impact.
Therefore it is very important to identify beforehand the emotions that
are being sought, through the communication exercise, so that the
words chosen will rightly describe the actual content of the intended
message .
The following are some recommendations as to the best use of words
that will ideally invoke emotions:
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• Using descriptive words and visual words to make it easy for the
listener to “see” the picture in the mind’s eye would be one way of
invoking the desired emotions.
• Using smiles and metaphors is another effective way of invoking the
desired emotions into the content of the message to make it more
impactful.
• There are also actual words that can be used to invoke strong emotions
both in the presentation material and in the overall content intention.
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Chapter 4:
Pay Attention To Body Language
Synopsis
Having the general gist of the message being lost in translation is
especially possible when the body language used does not in any way
reflect the actual message content intended for the listener. Therefore
it is very important to ensure the appropriate body language is chosen
and used to match whatever is being communicated. This is one of the
most effective ways of reinforcing the message being communicated.
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What Are They Saying
Whether it is for the intention of making a good first impression or
for the intention of making a powerful and impactful presentation,
the body language that accompanies the communication has to be
spot on; otherwise the desired results will most certainly not be
achieved.
Factors such as posture, firm handshakes, eye contact, fidgeting,
animated movements, sitting positions, voice levels are all different
body language tools that deserve a level of attention to ensure the
correct use is parallel to the intended message.
Paying attention to the body language being shown by the listener
will also help the individual identify the level of interest the listener
has towards what is being communicated.
This is especially useful, as it can help the communicator change
topic content, style or words and incorporate the ideal and
appropriate body language movements to be used to attract the
possible waning attention or even enhance the interested attention
of the listener.
Studying the body language is an important first hand indicator as
to how well the message in being received and understood. This is
definitely an advantage to be fine tuned as it is important to ensure
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any communication exercise achieves the desired results it was first
designed to reach.
A large number of people whose careers depend on being able to
identify the other parties reactions through the body language
reading, will attest to the importance and effectiveness of its ability
to enhance communications
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Chapter 5:
Learn To Use Terms That Spark Interest
Synopsis
Any tools that can be used to enhance the communication exercise are
definite exploring for its merits. Besides the more common
recommendations such as body language and vocal tones, there is
another equally interesting way to create optimum interest in the subject
being communicated. This is the art of incorporating little nuggets of
information that can spark the interest of the listener.
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Get Attention
When it comes to perking the interest of the listener, the most
common way to spark interest is to name drop. This has always been
a crowd puller because by nature most people are rather inquisitive
and want to know all about what others are doing or thinking.
Therefore by name dropping the conversation now becomes more
interesting and thus worth the time and effort to indulge in.
Giving out information that is attention grabbing is also another form
of sparking the interest of the listener through the communication
exercise.
Using facts and figures that create or imply shocking information
that is little known, will add to the excitement levels of the
communication content, thus encouraging and sparking even more
interest.
Another way to help spark interest is to be well informed in the
subject matter that is being discussed. People are often attracted to
individuals who are well informed on the topic of discussion.
Projecting a seemingly commanding presence by the tone of voice
and the topic chosen for discussion is also another way to spark
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interest from those around. Presentations that are made with voice
tones and body language that personifies confidence will ideally
create a resonance that attracts interest.
Using terms that are positive and encourage interaction is always a
welcomed way to ensure participation, and this if often the ingredient
that encourages interest. Most people enjoy some form of interactive
conversations as it allows them to ask questions and engage with
others.
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Chapter 6:
The Benefits Of Presenting Your Message In 1 Minute
Synopsis
The intended purpose of all communication is to get a specific message
across to the other party with the assurance that the intended message
is then received and understood. However with this intention in mind
the individual should also be aware that getting the information across
in a concise manner would be more beneficial that taking an endless
time frame to do so.
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The Advantages
Most people don’t have the time of the interest to stop and pay
attention to what is being said. Therefore when the opportunity
presents itself, making the most of it efficiently and accurately is the
best thing to do.
This is especially so for those in the marketing and sales line.
Communicating with potential customers is the only way to garner
the interest and to make a sale. Therefore learning to fine tune the
skill of communication with precision is important.
Putting some serious thought into the opening sentence when the
opportunity arises should be practiced as often as possible. The
information and the style of the opening sentence is the only
opportunity the presenter will be able to capitalize on, and ensure
the attention of the listener is captured and held. If the opening line
in the conversation, is not attention grabbing, then retaining the
attention of the listener for a longer period will be almost impossible.
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Wrapping Up
Besides the intention of attracting and holding the listener’s attention,
another benefit of a concise communication exercise is that the
individual will be able to speak factually and not waste time with
nonsensical remarks. Most listeners appreciate communication styles
that are rich with information and facts.
Most attention grabbing communicative information focuses on these
important elements and this is especially prevalent in the advertising
line where time is of the essence.
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1 minute communication.pdf

  • 1. - 1 - This book is brought to you by WEB DESIGN IMAGINEERS
  • 2. - 2 - Terms The Publisher has strived to be as accurate and complete as possible in the creation of this report, notwithstanding the fact that he does not warrant or represent at any time that the contents within are accurate. While all attempts have been made to verify information provided in this publication, the Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein. Any perceived slights of specific persons, peoples, or organizations are unintentional. In practical advice books there are no guarantees of income made. Readers are cautioned to reply on their own judgment about their individual circumstances to act accordingly. This book is not intended for use as a source of legal, business, accounting or financial advice. All readers are advised to seek services of competent professionals in legal, business, accounting and finance fields.
  • 3. - 3 - Table Of Contents Foreword Chapter 1: Communication Basics Chapter 2: You Must First Understand Yourself And Your Message Chapter 3: Learn To Use Terms That Invoke Emotions Chapter 4: Pay Attention To Body Language Chapter 5: Learn To Use Terms That Spark Interest Chapter 6: The Benefits Of Presenting Your Message In 1 Minute Wrapping Up
  • 4. - 4 - Foreword Communication is an important form of getting information across to the other party. However good, quick and effective deliverance is just as important as the attention span of most people today is very short, and this is especially so if the material being communicated is rather boring. Get all the info you need here. One Minute Communication Tips on getting your strongest message across in 1 minute
  • 5. - 5 - Chapter 1: Communication Basics Synopsis Since our minds are crammed with so much of information, there is very little time or space to indulge in frivolous and irrelevant information thus the need to be precise and quick when communicating. With hectic schedules and distractions to contend with, it is often quite hard to take the time to stop and pay attention to what is being communicated. This book will be ideal for setting out short presentations, especially those “elevator pitches” we find ourselves doing when selling ourselves to clients. Short, punchy communication is all people have time for and the attention span! See what you think and apply some of this information in your day to day activities, whether personal or business or even communicating with your boss… or worst of all… those dreaded Monday progress meertings!
  • 6. - 6 - The Basics The following are some recommendations on how to ensure the information being communicated is done so in the shortest possible time frame, and yet fully understood by the receiving party: • Perhaps the most effective way of communicating information and having it understood is to ensure there is constant eye contact with the recipient, throughout the length of the communication session. This should also be done in a precise and quick time frame where the information is presented as concisely as possible. • Getting the recipient to summarize and repeat, what has been communicated is also another method of ensuring the information is both heard and understood. This is also another way to ensure the content of the information stays the same as it was presented and there are no additions or distortions to the content. • The language design and phrasing should also be in line with the recipient’s capability and understating levels. Talking to someone who is not savvy in the technical jargon used will not only be a waste of time and effort, but it would also seem pretentious to those around. This type of communication would not be effective at all.
  • 7. - 7 - Chapter 2: You Must First Understand Yourself And Your Message Synopsis Problems usually arise when information dispersed is not really understood by the individual doing the dispercement exercise. This has a lot of negative connotations to it as the said information & content may not be dispersed as it was first designed to represent. Here in lies the problem of good communication that is faced by any level in society, which more often than not, results in miscommunication or misinterpretation of the said information.
  • 8. - 8 - Understanding There are three main components of communication, which affects the overall understanding of what is being communicated. These would include the verbal, nonverbal and paraverbal platforms used. The following are some tips on how to ensure the information is first thoroughly understood by the presenter before it is presented to others: • By understanding the content of the message intended to be shared with others, the individual presenting the message will ideally utilize either all three of the communications components, or at the very least two components at any given time. This will allow the recipient of the message the opportunity to fully grasp both the content and its impact meant to be made through the communication session. • When the content of the message is completely understood by the individual, he or she will be able to design or choose the suitable verbal, paraverbal or nonverbal messaging style that would effectively get the message across to the receiving party. Without this initial understanding factor, the individual would be hard pressed to make the presentation of the message impactful enough to get the desired results.
  • 9. - 9 - • Another important effect that is desired from thoroughly understanding the message content before presenting it, is that the consistency in the message itself will be presented in a way that is less confusing and inconsistent according to the perception of the recipient.
  • 10. - 10 - Chapter 3: Learn To Use Terms That Invoke Emotions Synopsis For most, the effective impact desired out of a communicating exercise, comes from the importance of being able to invoke some level of emotion both from the presenter and the listener. If the communication is well designed, with this important aspect dominantly featured, then the eventual results of the said communication exercise will bring forth the desired effects.
  • 11. - 11 - Emotions Learning how to identify and include terms in the speech pattern and body language will be very useful when trying to focus in invoking some sort of emotion from all involved. Using appropriate trigger works and phrases is one way of achieving this emotional impact. “Painting” a picture with the choice of words used is the main idea behind the emotion invoking communication technique. This is very important for the presenter who is focused on making the desired impact on the listener in order to get the results intended. However it should be also noted that the use of invoking emotions can be something that causes the opposite of the intended impact. Therefore it is very important to identify beforehand the emotions that are being sought, through the communication exercise, so that the words chosen will rightly describe the actual content of the intended message . The following are some recommendations as to the best use of words that will ideally invoke emotions:
  • 12. - 12 - • Using descriptive words and visual words to make it easy for the listener to “see” the picture in the mind’s eye would be one way of invoking the desired emotions. • Using smiles and metaphors is another effective way of invoking the desired emotions into the content of the message to make it more impactful. • There are also actual words that can be used to invoke strong emotions both in the presentation material and in the overall content intention.
  • 13. - 13 - Chapter 4: Pay Attention To Body Language Synopsis Having the general gist of the message being lost in translation is especially possible when the body language used does not in any way reflect the actual message content intended for the listener. Therefore it is very important to ensure the appropriate body language is chosen and used to match whatever is being communicated. This is one of the most effective ways of reinforcing the message being communicated.
  • 14. - 14 - What Are They Saying Whether it is for the intention of making a good first impression or for the intention of making a powerful and impactful presentation, the body language that accompanies the communication has to be spot on; otherwise the desired results will most certainly not be achieved. Factors such as posture, firm handshakes, eye contact, fidgeting, animated movements, sitting positions, voice levels are all different body language tools that deserve a level of attention to ensure the correct use is parallel to the intended message. Paying attention to the body language being shown by the listener will also help the individual identify the level of interest the listener has towards what is being communicated. This is especially useful, as it can help the communicator change topic content, style or words and incorporate the ideal and appropriate body language movements to be used to attract the possible waning attention or even enhance the interested attention of the listener. Studying the body language is an important first hand indicator as to how well the message in being received and understood. This is definitely an advantage to be fine tuned as it is important to ensure
  • 15. - 15 - any communication exercise achieves the desired results it was first designed to reach. A large number of people whose careers depend on being able to identify the other parties reactions through the body language reading, will attest to the importance and effectiveness of its ability to enhance communications
  • 16. - 16 - Chapter 5: Learn To Use Terms That Spark Interest Synopsis Any tools that can be used to enhance the communication exercise are definite exploring for its merits. Besides the more common recommendations such as body language and vocal tones, there is another equally interesting way to create optimum interest in the subject being communicated. This is the art of incorporating little nuggets of information that can spark the interest of the listener.
  • 17. - 17 - Get Attention When it comes to perking the interest of the listener, the most common way to spark interest is to name drop. This has always been a crowd puller because by nature most people are rather inquisitive and want to know all about what others are doing or thinking. Therefore by name dropping the conversation now becomes more interesting and thus worth the time and effort to indulge in. Giving out information that is attention grabbing is also another form of sparking the interest of the listener through the communication exercise. Using facts and figures that create or imply shocking information that is little known, will add to the excitement levels of the communication content, thus encouraging and sparking even more interest. Another way to help spark interest is to be well informed in the subject matter that is being discussed. People are often attracted to individuals who are well informed on the topic of discussion. Projecting a seemingly commanding presence by the tone of voice and the topic chosen for discussion is also another way to spark
  • 18. - 18 - interest from those around. Presentations that are made with voice tones and body language that personifies confidence will ideally create a resonance that attracts interest. Using terms that are positive and encourage interaction is always a welcomed way to ensure participation, and this if often the ingredient that encourages interest. Most people enjoy some form of interactive conversations as it allows them to ask questions and engage with others.
  • 19. - 19 - Chapter 6: The Benefits Of Presenting Your Message In 1 Minute Synopsis The intended purpose of all communication is to get a specific message across to the other party with the assurance that the intended message is then received and understood. However with this intention in mind the individual should also be aware that getting the information across in a concise manner would be more beneficial that taking an endless time frame to do so.
  • 20. - 20 - The Advantages Most people don’t have the time of the interest to stop and pay attention to what is being said. Therefore when the opportunity presents itself, making the most of it efficiently and accurately is the best thing to do. This is especially so for those in the marketing and sales line. Communicating with potential customers is the only way to garner the interest and to make a sale. Therefore learning to fine tune the skill of communication with precision is important. Putting some serious thought into the opening sentence when the opportunity arises should be practiced as often as possible. The information and the style of the opening sentence is the only opportunity the presenter will be able to capitalize on, and ensure the attention of the listener is captured and held. If the opening line in the conversation, is not attention grabbing, then retaining the attention of the listener for a longer period will be almost impossible.
  • 21. - 21 - Wrapping Up Besides the intention of attracting and holding the listener’s attention, another benefit of a concise communication exercise is that the individual will be able to speak factually and not waste time with nonsensical remarks. Most listeners appreciate communication styles that are rich with information and facts. Most attention grabbing communicative information focuses on these important elements and this is especially prevalent in the advertising line where time is of the essence. This book is brought to you by WEB DESIGN IMAGINEERS