The Training Box Newsletter June 2016

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Words matter - choose wisely

 

Words are the building blocks of all our oral and written communication; they provide information; they create images in the mind of the listener or reader; they help us to motivate others and they enable us to influence; they have an impact on how we perceive the world around us; they shape our beliefs and values and affect our emotions. The right words are engaging and captivating, but the wrong words can have disastrous consequences. Successful people have a way with words that not only suggests confidence but inspires confidence. In other words, words really do matter!

In this edition of the newsletter, we kick-off an exploration of word power, how to package the words you choose and use, and investigate how the words that others use can tell you so much more than you might think.

“Words are like eggs dropped from great heights; you can no more call them back than ignore the mess they leave when they fall.”

Jodi Picoult - Salem Falls (2001)

The Training Box Tips

Words that make you feel

Build awareness of how words impact you to support your own choices.

Words to impress

Choose the right words to impress and to be more influential.               

The magic of metaphors

Painting pictures with words makes your messages memorable.    

Personalised coaching and training at off-the-shelf prices

Enhance your skills

You can’t NOT communicate, so it is important to make every word count. Our individual and team coaching and training is tailor-made to enable you to make wise communication choices.

Tailor-made solutions

When you talk to us, we ask you questions to help you refine what you want to achieve and then present you with a design that fits your learning goals and your budget. For us, providing you with tailor-made solutions is an integral part of how we do things.

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“Words are the bricks of our world and they have the power to change it.” 

Enock Maregesi                                                                                                               Winner of the Mabati-Cornell Kiswahili Prize 2015 for African Literature