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| You're Talking
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| 5 Steps to
Memorable and Productive Conversations |
| How do YOU get someone's attention and
hold it long enough for them to remember what you say? How can YOU
break the "ice" and make a memorable first impression
when meeting someone new? What
separates YOU from anyone else offering superb customer
service, increased sales, improved teamwork, or training
as an educator, administrator or supervisor?
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| You could hand someone a million dollars - that
would get my attention! But if you're not Donald Trump, you need
a better plan. It's time to open the lines of communication.
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| "Success starts with the
word hello. What you say and
how you say it matters more now than ever before."
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| The simple truth is that successful people know
how to start and continue conversations that are not only heard
- but listened to and remembered. Colorful emails, high-tech
websites and expensive flyers may open the doors to
communication, but eventually you'll have to meet face to face, pick up the phone,
or look into a camera during a video conference. These are all opportunities for YOU to separate
yourself from the rest of the pack - your competition - and
build successful and productive relationships with clients,
co-workers or students. Are YOU prepared? (Hint: It's
more than just saying hello). |
Letter of Recommendation
Letter of Recommendation
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Dave Schwensen shows you how to have memorable and productive
conversations by employing personal creativity and politically correct
good humor as communication enhancements without distracting from
your message. These personality-driven conversation techniques are also
the basis for courses he has designed and instructs in communications
and presentation skills at Cleveland State University and other
"halls of higher learning."
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During his informative, energetic and entertaining keynote presentations
and training seminars, Dave includes handouts from his course workbooks
and audience participation to demonstrate how successful conversations
are developed by following Five Simple Steps: |
- The foundation for memorable and productive conversation
enhancements includes truth and affection. Observe what is
truly going on around you and view it with a positive
attitude.
- Explore your personal creativity and humor. Understand why
you are attracted to a particular brand of conversational
humor used by others, or apparent within various situations
or events. When you are interested, you become more
interesting.
- Be aware of positive and humorous observations,
experiences or thoughts you will have in common with your
listener. Relationships are built when people relate to each
other.
- Set the tone by employing creativity and
humor to help relieve personal stress or ease stressful
situations.
- Share your creativity and good humor as conversation ice
breakers and to make memorable first impressions. Listen and
follow with comments using enhancements without lessening
the impact of your message.
Dave's programs provide practical and useful information on
how to benefit from improved conversational skills. But what
truly separates his presentation style from others is his
skillful use of humor, along with entertaining stories of how
these five simple steps were used by famous celebrities during
Dave's career as a television talent coordinator in Hollywood
and New York.
Audiences leave with a new awareness of what they already
possess - personal creativity and sense of humor. Participants
will also have an understanding of how to utilize these talents
as successful communication tools. The results include:
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Better professional relationships
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Effective customer service
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Improved teamwork
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Improved teaching skills
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Increased productivity and attendance
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Positive networking
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Successful sales presentations, (one-on-one or group)
Letter of Recommendation
Letter of Recommendation
Dave Schwensen's professional background enables him
to bring unique solutions to common problems. A veteran of the
fast paced and high stress entertainment industry in Hollywood
and New York, he worked behind the scenes as a talent
coordinator and consultant for television networks, film studios
and live performance venues. With egos and star power often
clashing on a daily basis, Dave developed an innovative style of
business communication skills to promote teamwork and meet
deadlines through his relationships with many of today's top
stars and production companies.
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Dave Schwensen has been featured on PBS
Television and Radio, Chicago Tribune, U.S. News &
World Report, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Hollywood
Reporter, InsideBiz.com Magazine, Ohio Magazine and many
others. He has also made numerous national and regional
television and radio appearances as a communications
consultant and author.
* Keynotes and training seminars include audience
participation and selected handouts from university
workbooks.
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on how to make memorable and productive conversations.
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Considering Dave as the speaker for a future
event? Our monthly newsletter is an entertaining way to stay in
touch. Includes stress reducing, (and laughter inducing), Attitude
Adjustments and tips to make your
conversations memorable and productive. |
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