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Management Talk80/20 Rule of Communicating
      Your Ideas Effectively (The Book)


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Most people think that what you need to present your ideas is a "gift of gab" and/or a fancy set of slides. This is far from the truth. Similarly, a large number of people believe that for effective writing, you need an extensive vocabulary and an in-depth knowledge of the rules of English grammar. No wonder, most people hate writing. Of course, these things help but what is more important is knowing and implementing the 80/20 rule of communicating your ideas effectively. It is this 80/20 rule that is the most vital part of your presentation or writing which will convince others to adopt your ideas or buy your products and not the expensive colorful slide presentation you have made. In fact, implementing this 80/20 rule will automatically make your presentation or writing precise, convincing, of optimum length/duration, easily understandable, believable and interesting. You could end up killing a number of birds with one stone. But you have to read this book to find out what this 80/20 rule is.

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Chapter 1 The 80/20 rule: The “S” word
Chapter 2 A common yet uncommon phenomenon
Chapter 3 Key elements of a story
Chapter 4 Common story structures
Chapter 5 Understand your audience
Chapter 6 Establish your objective
Chapter 7 Choose an interesting title
Chapter 8 Beware of competing stories
Chapter 9 Prepare an outline
Chapter 10 Make an impact
Chapter 11 Use examples and analogies
Chapter 12 Preparing your presentation
Chapter 13 Questions
Chapter 14 Delivering your presentation
Chapter 15 Preparing your writing
Chapter 16 Building credibility in your writing
Chapter 17 Formatting your writing
Chapter 18 Analyzing case studies




Avinash Narula, Customer Mathematics, Customer Man, Motivational speaker
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