The document outlines seven verbal sins to avoid in communication, including gossip, judging, negativity, complaining, excuses, embroidery, and dogmatism. It advocates for the principles of honesty, authenticity, integrity, and kindness to foster effective speaking. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of vocal elements such as timbre, register, and pace for being heard.

1. How To Speak So Everybody
Wants To Listen

2. The 7 verbal sins:
 Here is what to stay away from:

3. 1. Gossip
 Talk ill of a third person

4. 2. Judging
 To express unwanted opinions

5. 3. Negetivity
 To spread an aura of negetivity

6. 4. Complaining
 Another form of spreading a negetive
aura.

7. 5. Excuses
 Be a blame thrower

8. 6. Embroidery
 Exaggerate to ones hearts’ content

9. 7. Dogmatism
 A mismatch of Facts and Opinions

10. So what can we do?

11. The Concept of Hail

12. Honesty
 Speak the truth to respect people but
not to hurt their feelings.

13. Authenticity
 Be Yourself. Don’t copy others.

14. Integrity
 Make your word count.

15. Love
 Be nice to everyone.

16. Tools To Be Heard

17. Require Vocal Representation
 Timbre
 Register
 Prosody
 Pace
 Silence
 Pitch
 Volume

18. Disclaimer
 Created by Siddhant Ahuja,
Siddaganga Institue Of Technology,
during an internship by Prof. Sameer
Mathur, IIM Lucknow.