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Effective communication

Many years ago, I thought- when my stammering goes away, I will speak very well and the world will listen with rapt attention..!! Later, when I joined voluntary sector, I realised that even those who spoke fine, had to work hard to become good communicators.. and becoming effective communicator was a class apart. I read a lot and practiced at every opportunity.. Here is a book, I found pretty useful. It is a free pdf. Remember reading without practice is like reading about Tazmahal and never visiting it.. Best wishes!
http://bookboon.com/en/advanced-communication-skills-ebook

Post Author: Sachin

2 thoughts on “Effective communication”

Saravanan P

(July 15, 2014 - 5:34 am)

Hello Dr,Sachin

Many thanks for your useful info. I have just downloaded the e-book. Very useful-P.Saravanan

admin

(July 15, 2014 - 6:43 am)

Thank you sir.i have just downloaded the book.i agree,reading without putting in practice is worthless..

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