Archive for January, 2009
Rev. Michael Beckwith of “The Secret” praises Dr. Pat Allen
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Rev. Michael Beckwith, star of the hit movie “The Secret” and Founder and Spiritual Director of the Agape International Spiritual Center, which he “visioned” as a movement that would take a stand for love, peace, and being a beneficial presence on the planet. Here, he expresses his high regard for colleague Dr. Pat Allen.
Communication and Relationship Expert Dr. Pat Allen is a Best-Selling Author, Speaker, Psychotherapist, and a Certified Transactional Analyst, who presents practical insights and easy-to-learn communication skills in public workshops and private sessions.
Dubbed “The Love Doctor” by Lynn Smith of the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Pat Allen is a sought-after speaker who presents her patented system of language and communication called Androgynous Semantic Realignment (A.S.R.) and demonstrates simple skills that can be used immediately to improve and positively impact both business, interpersonal, and romantic relationships, including straight, gay or lesbian.
Dr. Allen has written bestseller “Getting to ‘I Do’,” now in its 30th printing, “Staying Married and Loving it,” “Conversational Rape” and her new “The Guy’s Survival Kit.” She has appeared on Geraldo, Maury Povich, “Eye on L .A.,” “Blind Date,” been a commentator on CNN and hosted a regular weekly segment on the KTLA-TV Morning News in Los Angeles. She’s been asked back four times by Oprah Winfrey, who testifies that many of her friends “won’t make move without Dr. Pat Allen’s guidance,” and most recently appeared counselling Tiffany Pollard on finding and keeping the man of her dreams on the hit VH1 reality show “I Love New York2.”
“Dr. Pat Allen is the Greatest!” according to Mark Victor Hansen, Best-Selling Author of “Chicken Soup for the Soul” and he’s invited her to speak his next program!
For more information about Dr. Pat’s speaking engagements and regular weekly relationship-counseling “shows” in Los Angeles and Orange Counties please visit www.DrPatAllen.com
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Listen, Love, Enlighten, and Lead
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Greg Clowminzer shares a four step coaching model that helps bring out the best in others. www.zencoach,com
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What are the key theories behind communication and interpersonal skills?
Posted by: | CommentsMy assignment is asking me for examples of how i have used effective communication skills using refernces of theories of communication and interpersoanl skills and i am at a losst. I've tried googling theoriests but come up with nothing. The books i have aren't helping me either.
Thanks in advance
Annie
My course is the foundation degree in early years. All my textbooks tell me is about why communication is important. Will try the google search. thanks
What subject is this course? I can't believe that the textbooks you've been using wouldn't contain this information.
I just did a search on "interpersonal communication" and got lots of returns. Try it.
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what would the right attitude clothing and conduct be…i haven't had a job that required talking to people
First, you should commence communicating. If it is not so effective in the beginning, you would realise it soon and you can make amends by putting across to them what you wanted to convey in a different, better fashion. Slowly, you will learn them yourself and master the art.
By learning the techniques from others, you will never be able to progress. You have the talent inherent. Exploit it. You will do that without your knowing. All the best.
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explain the importance of good communication in the workplace?
Posted by: | Commentswhat are the advantages of good communication in the workplace? how does good communication benefit organisations?
how else would one talk to one another without communication- be it sign language or anything. LOGIC really…. what's to explain?
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Someone answered my question from yahoo answer that state a quiet persons do not have interpersonal skill and communication skill and employers don't want them. Is that true?
In other words, extrovert or talkative people have those skills? And extrovert or talkative people will be hired by employers who need these skills?
See if there is a Toastmasters chapter in your area. It is a social organization just for that purpose.
www.toastmasters.org
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Communication and Motivation for Affiliates
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Shawn Collins of http://blog.affiliatetip.com talks about sending communications to affiliates and motivating them to promote an affiliate program.
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Effective Communication Skills
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Simple tips for more effective communication skills. this video has practical strategies for anyone interested in effective communication.
Duration : 3 min 49 sec
Last Minute Questions of Step Up & Speak Presentation Course
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Before the launch, here are the most popular questions regarding the program about public speaking and presentation skills:
http://www.stepupandspeak.com
Duration : 5 min 30 sec
Verbal Success refer a friend
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Learn how you can refer your friends and improve your communication skills faster.
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