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  • Speak Easy: How to Be Articulate, Assertive, and Audacious Around People

  • By: Armani Talks
  • Narrated by: Daniel Cryer
  • Length: 3 hrs and 57 mins
  • 4.4 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)

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Speak Easy: How to Be Articulate, Assertive, and Audacious Around People

By: Armani Talks
Narrated by: Daniel Cryer
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Summary

Speak Easy is a framework to help anyone who is struggling with communication to learn the three A’s. They will learn how to be Articulate, Assertive, and Audacious when presenting their message and interacting with others. Eliminate hesitancy and build a voice full of power. In Speak Easy, you will learn:

  • The traits that make up a confident communicator
  • How to use your thoughts, words, tonality, and body language effectively
  • Strategies on how to develop an interesting personality
  • Processes to create your own voice, ideas, and insights
  • Practical listening strategies to process information at rapid rates
  • Robust leadership techniques to persuade and inspire others
  • How to build a network of connections that provide value over time
  • Communication exercises to speak with clarity
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Good content but far too much fluff

The author talks a great deal about the importance of being a concise speaker, yet fails to even show that in his own book. The teachings are interesting but you will end up just looking for the chapter titles to escape the mindless chatter which occupies the majority of the book. Some editing mistakes can be found such as repeat sentences and the tone does get far too monotone after a while. Granted, the narrator did a great job to carry the essence of this work

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