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In JUST LISTEN, veteran psychiatrist and business coach Mark Goulston reveals the secret to how to get through to anyone, even when productive communication seems impossible, and presents remarkably effective tools and techniques you can use whenever a job, a sale, or a relationship hangs in the balance. Goulston has proven these strategies during his own 30-year career as a bu...
In JUST LISTEN, veteran psychiatrist and business coach Mark Goulston reveals the secret to how to get through to anyone, even when productive communication seems impossible, and presents remarkably effective tools and techniques you can use whenever a job, a sale, or a relationship hangs in the balance. Goulston has proven these strategies during his own 30-year career as a business coach at companies such as GE, IBM, Goldman Sachs, Kodak, Federal Express, Hyatt, and Disney. He has also trained FBI and police hostage negotiators to handle life-or-death situations.
With this powerful yet engaging audio book, you'll learn how to:
Get the attention of a total stranger who you need to know-like that potential client you absolutely must land. Talk an angry person up from an instinctual (irrational) state to receptivity, and finally to rationality-a skill that can save a job, a marriage, or even a life. Use the "Magic Paradox"-a technique the author developed for hostage negotiators- to turn a negative person into an asset. Master the critical art of buy-in (the foreplay of negotiation, persuasion, and selling) by moving anyone through the "Persuasion Cycle.
Barricades between people become barriers to success, progress, and happiness; so getting through is not just a fine art, but a crucial skill. JUST LISTEN gives you the techniques and confidence to approach the unreachable people in your life, and turn frustrating situations into productive outcomes and rewarding relationships.
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马克·郭士顿 作者
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跨界沟通专家
商界心理权威
年度最优秀的精神科医师
在过去25年间,郭士顿医生与众多知名企业展开合作,凭借其在人际关系和沟通方面的独特洞察力,他成功地帮助了个人、团队和组织发挥出最大的潜力。
他服务过的客户包括:FBI、IBM、联邦快递、柯达、美林证券、高盛及美国洛杉矶警察局等。他也曾受邀担任《华尔街日报》、《财富》、《新闻周刊》、《时代》、路透社、美国国家公共电台、“奥普拉秀”和“今日秀”的特约嘉宾,向人们传授处理各种复杂人际关系的方法技巧,引导他们通过学会倾听来解决各种棘手问题。
此外,他还著有《摆脱你的工作坏习惯》等畅销作品。
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读《心理学家的倾听术》——非暴力沟通的落地
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读完了《心理学家的倾听术》,这是我今年所读的第121本非教材书籍,预期还会读一本书就开始考公务员。最近还在想要不要以后把小说的读书笔记从200字扩展为2000字,而不是一笔带过。下一本可能读的书是《哲学的故事》,是时候了解点哲学,使我在大学生们讨论时不至于插不进嘴。 ... (展开)学会倾听才能有效沟通
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你会不会有遇到这样的这样,对方说:“你说,我在听。”但是对方的动作却是一边看手机或者电脑,一边让你继续说,是不是感觉特别不爽。 一对夫妻吵架的时候,老婆会说:“我每次跟他说的事情,他都没有听,一直都是一意孤行,或者毫不在意,从来没有重视过我的话。” 领导一开... (展开)适合于家长、管理人员阅读
主动倾听的必要性——Leo鉴书(25)
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