Stop Being so Needy | How to Change What People Think of You | Power Phrases for Customer Service

Want to change what people think of you? Stop being so needy by continuing to say "I need." In this free online communication training video on DANGER AND POWER PHRASES FOR WORK AND HOME, world-renowned communication skills expert and communication coach Dan O'Connor teaches you why beginning a sentence with "I need" is sending the wrong message. "I need" should be replaced with a sentence emphasizing the thing needed. Being needy is not attractive. Therefore, the "thing needed" should be the subject of the sentence. This professional communication skills training video teaches you simple, powerful, and easy-to-use visual communication strategies that you can start using today to be seen as more powerful and competent at work. #stopneediness #dangerphrases #powerphrases #howtochangewhatpeoplethinkofyou #communicationtraining #communicationskills

If you're looking for professional development training from the world's best, Dan O'Connor is a keynote speaker and author specializing in communication skills, and Dan is the creator of "Tactical Communication Skills Training System" which has revolutionized the communication training industry. For more information, check out all of his videos, books, audios, and other resources at

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[ttrraaccyy]

I work with many people that write "I need...".

[elainedoremus]

Another thing people say that really bugs me (when they are ordering take out food) is this: I need two burgers. Instead, I'd prefer them to say: May I please have two burgers.

[alexandramattrel]

Hi, it could be easier to follow if you subtitle in english your course. The automatic subtitle of you tube are not exact '-( Thanks in advance. Alexandra

[infinitesusan]

" I don't mean tpo interrupt but " could be included
because then they INTERRUPT !

[sduncanfoto]

how's about... " Give me" Give me your driver's license and a credit card and I'll get it started for you.

[MacPennington]

Hi Dan! Was it your intention to alienate Trump supporters in your message?