Communication Expert's Top Strategies for Effective Conversation - with Neel | Nimai Delgado EP 34
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
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Communication & Leadership coach, Neal Bhandari, shares his top strategies for how to be an effective communicator. He tells the common issues within communication, what causes it, and how to break the patterns. He also dives into the importance of being genuine in speech, and how to make others feel heard.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
2:31 Neal’s story
10:45 Common Communication Issues
19:49 Tips for Improving your speech
25:54 Example of Poor Communication
32:45 What Causes it?
36:49 Changing the Pattern
50:09 Be Your Genuine Self
1:03:09 Conclusion
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Neel Bhandari:
Neel is an international Professional Development Trainer/Consultant to Fortune 500 businesses and individuals. He has been specializing his consulting with financial organizations for the past 15 years. Neel is an enthusiastic and engaging learning and development designer/trainer. He focuses on consistently enhancing performance in the corporate world by training graduates to top executives. As a certified trainer with a business background, Neel can tailor training sessions for small to large organizations.
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Perfect topic. I am excited for this one!
So great. super helpful.
I love how you guys exchange conversation. There's something about how you guys convey your words. Loving it!
Wow, I noticed that too! Their behaviors are influencing each other.
loveeeeeee this conversation so much!!!! thank you two for sitting down and sharing🤗✨✨ this totally made me think of " The Four Agreements " 🙌🙌🙌
* & I counted 26 by the way hahaha
Incredible conversation! Thank you for taking us all along on it!
That's actually quite fascinating how much more clear his message was, just by editing the file of disfluencies. I always thought I was the ass when I heard people using like to fill in gaps all the time, because it was soooooo distracting from actually listening to what they're saying. Then again, I have ADHD/ASD and don't like conversation to begin with, but with these disfluencies just makes it so much more of a headache. The ums, hrms etc like that which aren't actually words are WAAAAY less distracting, because my brain knows it's not a word and doesn't try to then interpret what they're saying with breaks. Once distracted, I've forgotten the first part of what they've said. Same thing happens to me even while reading.
The 'like' gap filler was around in the 80s-90s from 'valley girls' in California. Now, it's the entire world? smh
So true with your reflections. Really helpful how you explain how it affects your attention span. This is something neel Bhandari was talking about how we do lose focus and credibility goes down when we use these disfluencies.
Thanks for sharing this! This is interesting to know.
loved the video ,nimai.
🔥🙏
Yeah vegan campout! Loved your speech and talking to you. And great idea to get coaching to improve communication. Ive started to record conversations and will soon record a speech, ill see where I can improve. Thanks
good gawd
* listen to the part where they talk about the short attention span *
* proceed to get lost in my imagination *
Please turn off auto-focus on that middle camera, making ya sick looking at it every time it tries to focus on someone moving