How to Communicate Clearly and Concisely (Free Mini-Training)

How to Communicate Clearly and Concisely (full version). This is a free mini-course designed to help you enhance your communication skills and impact in the workplace.

Alex's COMMUNICATION COACH ACADEMY:

Communication Coach, this channel, helps rising leaders like you increase your impact and lead your teams with more excellence. The channel focuses on communication skills for leaders, presentation skills, group and team skills, and conversation skills. If you're looking for self-paced communication skills training, this is the channel for you.

0:00 Intro
0:15 1 Use Plain Language
10:00 2 Concise Sentences
17:28 3 Logical Main Points
25:45 Back Up What You Say
34:02 Speak with Conviction

[therapycounselingguy]

I am family therapist and individual counselor, and more than once I have referenced you in regards to effective and healthy communication. The biggest reasons I reference you is because you are a non-therapist using communication skills that a therapist might teach, but the bigger reason is... because you provide access to free material that is from an expert. Thank you sir.

[charzong]

Your last 3 words convince me to subscribe to your channel, those are: " God Bless You"

[DaljitSingh-ustc]

These all 5 series were really concise & easy to understand. Really useful and easy to practice. Thanks

[FrancisAmalraj]

I am an IT executive and I came across your video. Simple, practical, no non-sense, common sense tips that everyone can follow. Convinced me to subscribe to your channel and also made me take a look at your website.

[akanimoakwa]

After watching all 5 videos in this series, I'm highly motivated to go out and express my thoughts CONFIDENTLY, CLEARLY and CONCISELY🙏🙏🙏

[naledipalesaphayane]

As a young business owner, these lessons are vital. I need a lot of practice. Thank you Alex. God bless you! ❤

[karenharden]

Thank you . I am going to listen to all 5 again and take notes. I am a Storyteller and all your tips will help me be more personable and effective.

[joseacevedo]

I'm a newbie learning English and you're totally right, sometimes people enjoy impressing others using fancy vocabulary as you mentioned it before, I think that specific speech is not natural and fluent because you don't speak in that way in your native language, that's why we have to speak in natural and fluent way in order to other understand what we're saying. I really appreciate your help and support! God bless you.

[LGTrees]

Lesson #5- On volume and emphasis. I teach adults, but I'm outside all day. I've learned to speak the same way as a musician plays an instrument. Music needs to move and be alive. A speaking voice needs to do the same. Not a steady monotone volume. Change keeps the audiences attention. The power of the "pause" is so important. When I'm presenting a new thought, I create a pregnant pause, and usually drop my voice volume significantly. Just as in music, change is key to keeping the message alive.

[jenniferrhodes]

I was recommended this course and I'm blown away by how much I learned in less than an hour! I have a bad habit of using "flowery" text and speaking too quickly, and your simple yet effective tips will help me sound more confident and engaging. Thank you for sharing this info! 😄

[elberthardy]

No Speaker knows it all; so we all can learn from others as I have with you Alex. Thank you! I happen to be a Speaker for Gideons International and speak about every other week. Practice makes perfect, for sure; but practicing wrong only makes it less effective. Learning better ways of being persuasive makes me a more effective Servant of our Great God. I learned a lot from just this 5 part Series! Thank you so very much! And may God further your work and influence! Elbert Hardy, Speaker and Podcaster.

[aahamdam]

To the point points and crystal clear. I just love it.

[cyberlycans]

I-10 to find a way to use words that convey more precisely what I intend to say, there are many examples of this throughout the day. Both words might suffice but one is a more close depiction of something subtle you're trying to express. I often find myself trying to use simpler words when a word that first came to mind more succinctly conveys the thought

[manikantmishra]

It is crisp and clear to understand. I watched all five parts of it. It helped me a lot. Thank you for your tips and the course.

[atobajayejanny]

I watched it all once and I will watch it again. Thank you for these videos. They are life changing

[njmliving]

Your video hits home for me! I've had my fair share of encounters with jargon-wielding managers too. Your tips on clarity and the signpost method are invaluable. Looking forward to more gems from you!

[ritafong]

Love your teachings! I have shared it with friends.

[BrightonHurombo-wz]

Wonderful tips. Thank you and God bless!

[sibongilenembambula]

Thoroughly enjoyed this. I believe in short, sweet, to the point, always 😊

[Msebastian]

These series were so helpful! Thank you. I'll be checking out your other videos!