Ken Okel, book, 7 Communication Mistakes that Cost You Money, workplace communication

2012 Revised Edition

Whenever I speak to audiences, the same questions keep coming up. People want to know how to save time, save money, and stop thinking about work before they fall asleep. What they don?t know is that so often we are responsible for creating our own challenges.

When I first started working in TV news, I was shocked to learn that you had ten seconds to connect with your audience. If they didn?t like you, then they?d change the channel.

Nowadays, our attention spans are even smaller and our TV choices are much larger. What you may not know is that the rules of TV apply to our everyday lives.

Whether you work in TV News, supervise staff, or want to network your way to a new job, you have a just a moment to make a good first impression. Today that short attention span can also apply to your business where you may find yourself losing a customer or a valued coworker as a result of a miscommunication.

Maybe you can afford these mistakes but in case you can?t, here are some ways to save money by changing a few behaviors. It?s all about maximizing your communication potential.

Use these seven tips as a roadmap toward better communication. Many find that it works best to implement one idea every week for seven weeks. That way you don?t become overwhelmed with the process and do nothing.

Take a deep breath, open your mind, and know that you?re one step closer to a more profitable night?s sleep!

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