Every Tool's a Hammer by Adam SavageĪs the former co-host of Mythbusters on The Discovery Channel, Savage has a proven track record of understanding how things actually work. Grant helps readers tease out the underlying assumptions that undergird “settled” ideas so that each can be evaluated in turn. In a world of confusion and counter-narratives, staying open to ideas has become more challenging than ever. Instead, he wants you to unlearn what you think you know as a means for uncovering new ideas. Think Again by Adam GrantĪdam Grant doesn’t want you to think harder about the things you already know. “Stealing the show” is something that can take place at a huge indoor arena or at the home breakfast table. Whether you are naturally gregarious or more introverted, Port’s methodology will help you speak more clearly in all settings. While that’s certainly true, Port encourages readers to think deeper and apply proven techniques to everyday speech.all of it. Professional speakers tend to view “showtime” as that moment when they step onto the stage and move toward a lectern. Steal the Show : From Speeches to Job Interviews to Deal-Closing Pitches, How to Guarantee a Standing Ovation for All the Performances in Your Life by Michael Port Adherents to Stainer’s methods not only make better decisions but also instill greater loyalty. These two common attributes hinder any leader’s ability to engage with others and use fact-finding missions to develop their thinking more thoroughly prior to handing down C-suite fiats. According to the author, they are also far less curious than they should be. Many leaders and managers grossly underestimate the value of the well-formulated question. The Coaching Habit : Say Less, Ask More and Change the Way You Lead Forever by Michael Bungay Stainer This is a book you will want to keep close at hand and buy for others. The book is short, but don’t let Webster’s ability to be concise fool you. The idea is not to construct something artificial, but rather to locate individual authenticity and leverage it for better communication. In Webster’s model, your “red thread” is the crucial link between the great idea you carry around in your head and the hearts and minds of others. Tamsen Webster has built a career on helping other people achieve their dreams and this just might be her best effort to date. Find Your Red Thread : Make Your Big Ideas Irresistible by Tamsen Webster This is a masterclass on the soft skills and hard feedback every speaker must master. Herz doesn’t shy away from sharing the hard lessons of failure but encourages readers that small tweaks make all the difference. While Herz doesn't focus on professional speaking, he does focus on how to hone the three things that make anyone a more sought-after professional: authority, warmth, and energy. Okay, the title sounds like this is a book specifically written for salespeople. Don't Take Yes for An Answer : Using Authority, Warmth, and Energy to Get Exceptional Results by Steve Herz Here s What Ahsoka s Big Baylan Skoll Statue Moment Was About 3.
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