«The 2 Powerful Styles of Communications : Perfectly Fine Tuned Communications With Everyone!» by Aiden Sisko

In this book were going to be talking about the 2 predominant and powerful communication styles which should improve your effectiveness as a communicator, persuader or as a leader. Especially CRUCIAL to folks entering a new group of people where the perfect calibration of strength and approachability is crucial in gaining a solid foothold in the group.People are too hung up on techniques and tactics without realizing   there are actually 2  styles of communication one could shift into, to hit the sweet spot 'and maximize communication and relationship effectiveness not to mention persuasiveness and compliance, from your peers and subordinates! Choosing the wrong one at the wrong time or to the wrong people?  You lose respect, authority and they won't follow or believe anything you say! Even worse…they'll shun you out PERMANENTLY for coming in too strong or too weak and mis-calibrated!Introduction    The Newbie and his homework    New house, new rules!    Knowing the players    Credibility building    Chipping away    Technical Experts and Know -it- alls    Pockets of powers    Not created equal    Being the force of change    Communication between the sexes    Male psychology    Female psychology    Initial communication assessment phase in business    Direct style communications    Group talks and Direct  style    Authority and Decisiveness    Arguments and Verbal jousts    Too Controlling    Hinting your power    Power is just in the mind    Weak communication    Alphas and Betas    Too stiff    Not listening    Flexibility    From the edge, inwards    Indirect style    Language from the edge    Asking questions    Indirect requiring more direct means    Arguments    Protection of Egos    Calibration and balance is key    Direct style transitioning to Indirect    Indirect style transitioning to Direct    Covering a topic    Power plays    Changing to Direct style mindset    Improving your communication style    Inner critique    Recording yourself    Talking in front of the mirror    External critiques    Culture and a larger vocabulary    Tips to improve your techniques    NLP Influence    Cautionary tales    Practice, practice, practice!    Safe place    Inner game requirements for change