Cpmmunications

COMMUNICATIONS

Develop Powerful Communication Skills

We can teach you about:

Communications skills
Effective communication
Interpersonal communication
Business communications
Public speaking
Improving writing skill
Making yourself understood

We can help you dazzle any audience from 1 to 1000!!

The three graces of speech that help to transform you into a dynamic communicator are Ethos, Pathos and Logos. Ethos represents how the audience views you as a person. Pathos is the passion and feeling that accompany your remarks. Logos is the logic and intelligibility of your remarks. Together these three components can have a dramatic impact upon any audience. Whether you are speaking to a customer, a colleague, a group of shareholders, the members of a board, or an association of bankers, you want to be convincing and persuasive. You want to make a strong impression. If you want to influence people's thinking, reverse their opinion or alter their perception, you need the right tools. We have the expertise and the know how to show you how to shine, and stand out-head and shoulders above everyone else. Your career and your success depend very much upon how powerful a communicator you are.

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Let us show you how to:

1. Overcome stage fright
2. Inspire and not tire your audience
3. Use humor effectively
4. Use eye contact to grab attention
5. Discover the techniques for keeping your audience spellbound
6. Use genuine gestures to drive home a point
7. Use a mike to enhance your talk
8. Strengthen your voice and speech production
9. Analyze and develop ideas for any talk
10. Write a speech that has relevance and oompf

Dr Solomon Rothstein has taught the Dynamics of Communication at Rutgers University, the Dominican College of Blauvelt, New York and at The Jewish Theological Seminary of America. An entire chapter is devoted to him in the book "The Best Speakers I Ever Heard", by Dottie Walters, President of Walters International Speakers Bureau.

If you wish a free private consultation contact:
Dr. Solomon Rothstein at:

1-561-350-8722