How to Keep Your Composure | How to Stay Cool | Coping Statements |Professional communication skills

In this free online effective professional communication skills training course video, How to Keep Your Composure, communication coach Dan O'Connor teaches you professional tactics you can immediately use both at work and at home to communicate with more power, clarity, and precision. Learn how to keep your cool using coping statements. #copingskills #copingstatements #professionalcommunicationtraining #calmanxiety

-Getting unstuck and moving ahead in your career
-How to gain the respect and acknowledgment you know you deserve
-Communication skills for the telephone
-How to deal with difficult people at work--notably bullies, gossips, and people who make inappropriate comments
-How to be seen as the competent professional you know yourself to be
-How to approach your job with confidence and earn the respect of coworkers
-Job interview skills
-How to deliver bad news to a customer
-Communication Skills for Leaders
And many many more

[TheWizardOfWords]

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[JADE-rolx]

After telling myself “I am cool calm and collected” I immediately felt that burning sensation in my chest settle down. Thank you for this.

[MelissaJMJ]

Your humor and the fun way you present things sets you apart from the others and for me, that helps when I get into a situation. I see your face. Thanks again, Dan.

[DCARA]

I'm binge watching getting ready for Christmas family time! hahaha

[angiem]

All of your messages come from the right place. I interpret you as an old wise soul, speaking out to young and old souls alike. In this society we all need reminding of who we are and how to deal with all of the unconsciousness negativity in the world without escalating it. You are making the world a better place!

[rosiesnotebooknook]

I'm always at work dealing with thousands of different people and I realized that I'm put in situations where I have people either yelling at me or talking down to me or or some that are positive with me and I'm have a lot of emotions that arise from these events. I know that I have to keep it together within myself because a lot of what I have in my possession that lies within my stability weather I keep or lose these things is based on how I react to things that come my way . and I say this because I understand that one blow up or 1 unlikely negative reaction I can lose it all . So it's best to keep my self-control. In doing so, l was able to implement a lot of the things that I have learned from your videos and for example like em I'm chuckling here... someone came over to me said something really really unsavory to me and instead of doing what I normally say when I feel bad, I'm not going to trip you're not going to trip I'm not going to respond with crying... this time I told myself I am a positive responder. Well, I ended up handling things in a very positive way and it brought forth some very positive results thanks.

[rebeccahavlik]

I really like how he simplifies things and doesn't weigh you down with medical jargon. His videos are short and funny so you dont have time to get bored or feel like you are being lectured at. I have learned a lot of really helpful tips on how to deal with my coworker from hell and my passive aggressive boss. Thank you

[kyxxit]

After listening to many of your lessons, I have to say, your message aligns with how I feel life should be approached. I've embraced Buddhist teachings for many years and am very comfortable embracing your methods. Remembering who you are and not getting pulled away is a valuable message. Thank you.

[Trixyjones]

I am binge watching these too, and at a work event last night must have used 8 of your tips, THANK YOU. ( I had a good time)

[chrischris]

Dan, you are heaven sent. Thank you for these lessons. They truly work. Even in Switzerland 😉, greatings from across the ocean.

[h.a.f.s]

The editing in this video is great. Keeps it fun and entertaining, thank you sir 😁

[debwright]

☺️☺️☺️☺️Dan thank you! for all of the great videos on communication you put out.👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[gabrielabrose]

Sometimes I wonder what types of people “unlike” your videos. Your videos make sense, they are down to the point, very helpful, etc.. any idea?

[WaitingFriday]

Like a Jarhead...I get it.automatic thinking instead of freezing or getting emotional. THANK U

[saundrayork]

I begin by saying aloud, "You realize that I am here in the room, correct?" Then after the answer, I follow with, And what reaction were you hoping to elicict? Then, "Hmm." All of this has been a stall while my internal monologue is telling me, "I'm OK. I can do this. I can out-charm Satan." Then I smile and begin, "Perhaps we should... "

[pocketminxuk]

Great video

I never have a ready answer at times like these

Thank you very much

[SJMan-lsst]

Wow ! you are AMAZING ! ! Thank you SOOO much for these videos ! !

[tiberiusrom]

I have a meeting tomorrow and I will be telling myself "I am going home soon" it is really hard to keep calm at work.
Now i'm in trouble because I am overworked and had an outburst when all the lazy workers win because they don't stress themselves out like me, really hard to be a caring person in an uncaring world....

[Mushroom-]

The top best positive videos to binge. 😀😲👏🙄

[celestehogan]

Das. Mind you Not Dan Yes!Ol ‘ Das ..Hysterical. I can’t keep my emotions in check while I’m laughing .. while trying to sleep 💤 oh btw .. but can’t stop watching or listening. Too funny. Must get rest!!!!im giving myself the gong!!