The Heart of Communication by Rob Parsons

The Heart of Communication by Rob Parsons

The ability to connect with an audience is an essential element of public speaking. While an effective presentation can have all the elements of good pace, pitch and body language, it can still leave an audience unaffected or unmoved. Rob Parson believes even the most proficient speakers can enhance their public speaking by focusing on the heart of communication: connection. For the first time, Rob Parsons shares his insights from over fifty years of experience. He unpacks methods that will help any public speaker - from how to prepare well and utilise the power of story, to giving top tips on avoiding common distractions. Readers will come away with a better grasp on public speaking - not only how to speak to the head, but to the heart. Having spoken to over a million people around the world, from multinational organisations to church congregations, Rob has fine-tuned approaches that can help anyone wanting to grow in this area.

undoubtedly a useful tool * Life & Work *
a very readable volume..he makes it accessible to everyone * Progressive Voices *

Rob Parsons is a bestselling author and international speaker on family issues. He is the Executive Chairman of Care for the Family, a charity committed to strengthening family life and helping others who are hurting due to family breakdown.

Care for the Family, launched by Rob in 1988, is a registered charity and its work is motivated by Christian compassion. The resources and support it provides are available to everyone, of any faith or none.

Rob lives in Cardiff with his wife Dianne. They have two adult children and four grandchildren.

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ISBN 13	9781529373417
ISBN 10	1529373417
Titre	The Heart of Communication
Auteur	Rob Parsons
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Type de reliure	Hardback
Éditeur	John Murray Press
Année de publication	2020-03-19
Nombre de pages	192
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