Workshop: Giving Explanations and Instructions
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The GIVING EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS workshop is for you if you would like to give instructions and explanations without rambling – in the clear, concise, confident style of cross-cultural thought leaders. This workshop offers a systematic approach that’s super-easy to implement.
Do you sometimes find yourself adding on details and new tangents to your instructions? Do you sometimes waste time clarifying or re-explaining your instructions to others? Have there ever been errors in following through on your instructions due to a miscommunication? And you know, it really doesn’t matter whose fault it was. If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you can make a significant shift to your communication style in just one hour.
The GIVING EXPLANATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS workshop is for you if you are looking for a clear, concise, confident system for this important leadership communication task that saves time and gives you’re the edge as a thought leader.
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