Communication Mastery

by | Shantanu Das Sharma

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Communication is one of the major endowments for a human individual. And most of the time efforts are wasted through repetitive communications because of follow ups, follow through and explanations. There are causal structure to human communications and how one can communicate in ways that requires minimum or no duplicity of communication efforts. This can save a lot of time and resources. And hence communication mastery can raise personal and organizational productivity manifold times.

About Course
Improving lack of communication abilities is not at all the focus here and it is our supposition that you have fairly good communication skills and hold on the language. The priority in this course is in reaching absolute clarity about why we must communicate to connect with others. Once the ‘why’ for the ‘intent’ of a communication effort to connect is clear, the ‘how’ can be effectively ascertained by you for your desired way of being.

Description
This course trains you in skills for enriched communication. Our ability to connect is crucial to our personal success. In comparison to how we speak, whatever media we use to transmit the terms, what we say, in reality, matters nothing. Language quality is one of the major factors that distinguish between excellent communicators and influencers and others who strive to achieve their standings but do not light up their listeners' hearts and minds equally.

What You Will Learn?
- How great communicators and leaders ignite and captivate the hearts and minds of their listeners
- Sensory specific language
- Adapting to the preferences of others
- Examples of language that employs a variety of senses
- Three Key Systems
- Incorporation of enriched language into business

Why?
To become an enriched communicator with effective connection building skills.

Our Approach
NLP, NLP+ Lifestyle Coaching, NLP+ Excellence Intervention Technology (EIT), Psychorientology, Psychocybernetics, Psychoneurolinguistics, Psychoneuroimmunology, Neurosemantics, Neuroscience, Epigenetics, Multiple Brain Integration.