What Do You Say to Someone in an Elevator? - Macintyre, Angus
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This book is about awkward moments in life. Can you say something in a few seconds in an elevator to touch another person in a meaningful way? Why are these seconds so awkward or uncomfortable for us? Are they as difficult for others as they are for us? Help to find answers to these questions is now available. You will share many experiences others had in embarrassing or awkward situations. By hearing how others handled these occasions you may find something useful for yourself. Words are terribly, terribly important and the book demonstrates the positive impact your words can have, even in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is about awkward moments in life. Can you say something in a few seconds in an elevator to touch another person in a meaningful way? Why are these seconds so awkward or uncomfortable for us? Are they as difficult for others as they are for us? Help to find answers to these questions is now available. You will share many experiences others had in embarrassing or awkward situations. By hearing how others handled these occasions you may find something useful for yourself. Words are terribly, terribly important and the book demonstrates the positive impact your words can have, even in the most difficult circumstances. The book is a challenge with a strong call to action rather than enduring these predicaments with embarrassment and awkwardness. This can be easily accomplished by simply thinking about what we might do or say before these occasions arise.
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Autorenporträt
Angus has conducted training "labs" in the areas of human interaction, team building, leadership training, complex systems change, group process, and management work conferences for fortune 500 companies, co-operatives, community development corporations, governments and Aboriginal organizations. He served as a Public Participation Officer for a Canadian demonstration project for NATO.