Ten Ways to Empower Your Communication

Takes apart the myth that communication is a talent, and lays out ten ways to improve it, ordered the way the skill develops: internal foundation first, then delivery, then managing the other person, then making the practice permanent. Starts with the two-minute rule: write down your actual point before you speak.

Gives each way a specific action you can run today: listening instead of waiting to reply, humility when you mispronounce a word, face, eyes and pace as the part that never passes through your mouth, humor used sparingly, and stealing well from communicators you admire. Closes with the mistake of training only the big moments.