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career  (knowledge,  huge  network  of  contacts,  experience,

                       professional  approach,  proper  education),  relationships  (soft

                       skills, self-confidence, emotional intelligence) and other areas.

                       It’s  quite  clear  that  all  of  your  investments  in  the  quality  of

                       communication,  in  improving  its  standards,  learning  new

                       abilities or patterns and taking it to an entirely new level, lead
                       directly to improvement in your self-confidence, soft skills,

                       career, relationships and your entire life’s quality.


                         Have you ever considered how many times you intuitively

                       felt that  maybe  you  lost  something  important  or  crucial,
                       simply  because  you  unwittingly  said  or  did  something

                       which put somebody off? Maybe it was an unfortunate word,

                       bad  formulation,  inappropriate  joke,  forgotten  name,  huge

                       misinterpretation, an awkward conversation or a strange tone

                       of  your  voice?  Maybe  you  assumed  that  you  knew  exactly
                       what  a  particular  concept  meant  for  another  person  and  you

                       stopped  asking  questions?  Maybe  you  asked  so  many

                       questions, you practically started an interrogation? Maybe you

                       could  not  listen  carefully  or  could  not  stay  silent  for  a

                       moment?  How  many  times  have  you  wanted  to  achieve

                       something, negotiate better terms or ask for a promotion and
                       failed miserably? It’s  time  to  put  that  to  an  end  with  the

                       help of this book.


                         Personally,  I  have  had  some  serious  trouble  with  accurate

                       and effective communication during my lifetime, particularly

                       back in my childhood, teenage and early college years. On the
                       one  hand,  people  usually  liked  me;  I  had  a  bunch  of  good

                       friends  and  was  rather  a  social  kind  of  a  kid.  On  the  other

                       hand,  I  can’t  even  count  how  many  times  I  flunked  really

                       important  exams  in  my  life  because  of  the  inability  to  send
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