3 Steps To Quickly Improve Your Communication Skills

This is the most practical way improve your communication skills.

Do this once and watch your communication skills transform!

[grahamyates]

Vinh is a genius teacher. No fluff, just zeroes in on the valuable aspects of the topic and clearly states the ways to improve in the simplest ways possible.

[MdiaConsumer]

My interpretation:
1. Vocal image - how you sound
2. Visual image - how you look
3. Verbal image - what you say

[xardnaslp]

I love Vinh. No bs, no yapping, he just says what's important and it's actually useful

[andrewnguyen]

"don't look at it straight away, you are too damn self-critical." you're damn straight I am! those three isolations are such a great way to break it down without cringing at myself full-on

[noahwimmer]

Few additional things to take care of:
1. Stop overthinking all your decisions and start speaking with clarity
2. Reading books on Mindbloomery makes you mind peaceful and clear
3. Learn how to listen actively, that's how you can make huge difference. Most people just wait to talk
4. A book "Power of Assertiveness: Unlock Your Potential" helped me to express myself without hesitation
5. Body language matters more than words. Stand tall, and make eye contact.

[sethcauthorne]

Am I nuts, or did that sound completely on point?! I actually learned some excellent tactics in just enough detail and in less than a minute. Subscribed!! I want to know more about this guy!

[rozzaziobrown]

This is one of the few self help guys that doesn't seem to be trying to sell me something. His advice is solid, free, and easily actionable

[kasvinimuniandy]

The most wholesome teacher I've seen online. Gets to the point!

[JamesSmith-rn]

After reading "Invisible Laws of Prosperity" by Oliver Pierce, it’s so clear why many people struggle with money, it’s all about things you don’t normally hear about. Anyone else read it?

[keithg]

The clearest, succinct, and most actionable public speaking advice I have ever heard.
I've seen this guy many times, but this might just be the best thing I have seen from him.

This is like the creative writing advice that everyone gives--read your work out loud to find the errors and discover how it actually sounds--but 3x more effective.

[theleadershipproject]

This is one of the most powerful tips I have heard. I’m going to do this. The most impactful change I made in my speech was the power of the pause

[ThatNiceDutchGuy]

Crystal clear. Obviously, you cleared all filler words on your end.

[lashawnkenley]

I've been doing this since high school not even realizing people use this as a framework now for public speaking. It's been something that's always been helpful for me my entire life.

[NaserAhmed_]

Pretty solid advice. Most of the time we fail to perceive how we look in front of people. What we think and what people actually see are often vastly different.This not only solves that but also makes you practice for more clarity.

[grahamla]

Really good advice. At root he's talking about self-awareness: Being aware of what works and what doesn't work when speaking in public. The more you are self-aware, the more control you have, and the more control you have the more confident you become, which in turn means the more impact your speaking will have on others.

[danowulf]

also if you do this with this video its all on point - listen no video, he sounds great, good vocal image
watch no video, he looks great, good visual image
captions have no filler, good use of every utterance
good to know that he himself uses these teachings

[vijayabhaskaransankaran]

These three tips are so massive and see the clarity when he talks 😊😊😊 thank you

[gasser]

This man needs to be in everyones video suggestions... Vinhs information is unlimited.

[easyflowing]

Starting my YouTube channel made me do all of that upon the editing process. It was such a great experience and still is.

[KreqzEdits]

As a sales person this is incredible advice for anyone trying to sell a solution, or speak with conviction about a product.