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1 What to Know and Use to Generate Win-Win Conversations Tim Wright, CEO* Wright Results, Inc. 888.635.2425 www.wrightresults.com

2 To explore and enhance speaking and listening skills (guidelines) to enhance the participant’s ability to communicate with others with clarity, ease, and energy. Wright Results Copyright 2009 2

3  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 3

4  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 4

5  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 5

6  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 6

7  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 7

8  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 8

9  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 9

10  To distinguish a broader perspective of interpersonal “communication”  To understand basic reasons (categories) for expression  To identify specific communication profiles and ways to apply that knowledge  To explore distinct guidelines to improve listening skills  To build a toolkit of ways to communicate with clarity, ease, and energy  To learn ways to  Communicate with associates efficiently  Ensure comprehension by clients  Enhance our persuasive ability with others Wright Results Copyright 2009 10

11  Sending the message  Monitoring the message  Monitoring reception of the message  Receiving the message Wright Results Copyright 2009 11

12  Sending the message  Monitoring the message  Monitoring reception of the message  Receiving the message Wright Results Copyright 2009 12

13  Sending the message  Monitoring the message  Monitoring reception of the message  Receiving the message Wright Results Copyright 2009 13

14  Sending the message  Monitoring the message  Monitoring reception of the message  Receiving the message Wright Results Copyright 2009 14

15  To inform  To educate  To persuade  To entertain Wright Results Copyright 2009 15

16  Dominance  Influence  Steadiness  Compliance Wright Results Copyright 2009 16

17  Dominance of problems (not people)  Looking for results  Communicates directly  Wants facts, not opinions  Extroverted, task-oriented Wright Results Copyright 200917

18  Influence of people  Looking for “the experience”  Communicates indirectly  Talks with hands  Extroverted, people-oriented Wright Results Copyright 200918

19  Steadiness of pace  Looking for security  Communicates indirectly  Has a “poker” face  Introverted, people-oriented Wright Results Copyright 200919

20  Compliance with process  Looking for information  Communicates directly  Asks detailed questions  Introverted, task-oriented Wright Results Copyright 200920

21  Just listen.  Skill the activity.  Value clarifying.  Manage your memory.  Wrap up with feedback. Wright Results Copyright 2009 21

22  Just listen.  Skill the activity.  Value clarifying.  Manage your memory.  Wrap up with feedback. Wright Results Copyright 2009 22

23  Just listen.  Skill the activity.  Value clarifying.  Manage your memory.  Wrap up with feedback. Wright Results Copyright 2009 23

24  Just listen.  Skill the activity.  Value clarifying.  Manage your memory.  Wrap up with feedback. Wright Results Copyright 2009 24

25  Just listen.  Skill the activity.  Value clarifying.  Manage your memory.  Wrap up with feedback. Wright Results Copyright 2009 25

26 Clarity*Ease*Energy  Know what you want to say  Monitor your message (remember?)  Don’t project “need to know”  Intuit “want to know” Wright Results Copyright 2009 26

27  Look for their style (profile)  Know your own style (profile)  Adapt without sacrifice Wright Results Copyright 2009 27

28  Know your purpose  Know your recipient’s purpose  Use a wrap-up technique Wright Results Copyright 2009 28

29  Ask  Ask more  Ask still more  Adapt as the answers require  Ask Wright Results Copyright 2009 29

30 Wright Results Copyright 200930 Questions? Who’s got a question?

31 Wright Results Copyright 200931 Thank you! If you believe there’s any way I may help you, it’s up to you to call or e-mail me. I hope you will. 888.635.2425tim@wrightresults.com


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