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    otherpersonhassetespeciallyestokidding

    around.ifyouotherorfather,dontsayit

    tosooneelse.

    9.dontrush.slohedeepersoundsofyour

    voioreattractiveihan

    fasterandhigher.

    10.usepauses.hepersonyouareaddressing

    itothink,tryintrodugapause.heotherper

    thepooelephone

    sonbysaying,“takeanttohat,”ivea

    nttothink.”taketoolongoryoull

    geta“hello,areyouthere”

    11.dontoversellinfortion.givepeopletheinfortion

    theyneednore.sopeopleakingdecisions

    tonclusionsiftheyareovered.donttell

    theheydooknotothefact

    thatyouroverenthusiasldoverfilltheirilevel.

    12.beeathetioodsandnces.iftheyre

    unhappy,beunhappyfortheiftheyreglad,begladforthe

    ifyouaretryingtosellpeopleonaprodueer

    thatoheyseeyouasafriend,they

    oreopentogingtheirndsoropinions.

    13.keepyourvoieof

    yourvoidthespeedofyourore

    iortantnts;softenyourreialrerks.

    speedupportantinfortion.nothingis

    rebaivatingthanaflat,notonousvoice.it

    isrepohanasleepingpill.

    14.expressyouretions.yourvoidnnershould

    projethusiasent,andpleasure.you

    toheiyeventhepassionofyournvis.

    buttakeottooverdoit,becausethenyoureoverselling.

    15.sleintothephone.aslebebothhearda.it

    outh,sthetoneofyour

    voiile

    whenyouarespeaking.

    16.givepeopletheifyouto

    beexustsoued.ifyoutobenvinced,

    youstsoundnviheygiveyou

    youdontgivethe

    17.fotalkingaboutisofiotheotherperson.

    kesureherideas,opinions,andncesarealost

    intheion.

    thepo

    18.resistgivingadvice.thisappliesonthephoneandwhen

    speakingeoneinpersonaswell.ifapersonasksfor

    advice,resistthetetationtorespond.insteadask,“do

    youthinkyoushoulddo”

    19.alission.heyhaventaskedfor

    advice,butyouknoakea

    suggestion”alle.

    20.respondtoangergressivennerhgentleness.if

    yourespondinlikenner,youyotionalbattle

    butyoueerthatasoft

    ansusah.

    21.dontstopbeinggbeforeyouvehungup.besure

    yourcharxtendsintoeverythingyousay,includinggoodbyes.

    haveyoueverspokentosoohephonewho

    abruptlyakesyouhe

    personantanythinghesaid,doesntit

    22.thinkofyourselfasntyourlisterytobelikethe

    bestntoryoued,patient,kind,g,

    nceed,,supportive,andprotective.strivetobegenuinely

    helpfulandfriendly.

    yourtoolsforgothers

    resolvetodaytobeeanexcellentandgnicator

    onthephone.first,keepthesesuggestionsonasinglepiece

    ofpaperandhavethenfrontofyouwheneveryouarespeaking

    onthephone.reviecasuallyasyouspeakandlook

    foropportuoapplythe

    send,treateaportainghaspecial

    indedly

    onthevoiceoftheotherperson.

    halittlethoughtandpractice,theseskillseinvaluable

    inyoursociallifeandpricelessinyourbusinessandcareer;

    infaprovethequalityofyourrelationships

    asanythingelseyoudo.

    acceptance,12–13

    aen,27–28

    aoent,37

    as

    “actasif”principle,78–82,126

    iortanceofbehavior,

    31–34

    adration,14

    advice,67–69,134

    affirtions,126

    aggression,respondingto,134

    algren,nelson,22

    anger,respondingto,134

    anition,ofvoice,98–99,133

    appreciation,13,75–77

    approval,13–14

    arden,ron,5–7

    aristotle,78,121

    attention,14,17,35–37

    attitude

    “actasif”principleand,

    78–82,126

    iactof,80–81

    ban,francis,59,107

    behardt,sarah,1

    berold,ivan,5–7

    blanchard,ken,77

    bodylanguage

    fortzonesand,51–53

    ntrolling,56–58

    headnodsin,47–49,79

    headtiltsin,44–46

    leaningaway,50,52

    leaningforward,50,52,79

    inlistening,44–50

    ive,54–58

    sitting,51,52,55

    standing,51,52

    wholebody,50–53

    index

    budgell,eustace,54

    bush,geew.,92

    businessspace,51

    e,chael,95

    caegie,dale,16,107

    charbr >

    advaand,128

    applicationsof,5–7

    artof,123–124

    tntto,123–124

    iactof,8–10

    froari

    approach,31

    nand,19–20,26–29

    natureof,3–4

    froutsideineuropean

    approach,31–34

    secretof,12–15

    enand,19–20,22–25,56

    seealsoion;

    listening;speaking;

    telephoions

    churchill,jennie,63

    ton,bill,3,34

    ghan,stanley,39

    fortzones,51–53,89–91

    plints,14

    nflict,117

    ntrol

    ofbodylanguage,56–58

    iion,102–103,

    105–106,110–111,113,116

    ion,101–122

    nfli,117

    gettinginstepin,118–120

    iressingothersin,24–25,116

    “killingtheball”in,115–117

    rrandtgin,

    119–120

    practig,121–122,126

    preparationfor,107–111

    questionsin,102–103,

    105–106,110–111,113,

    131

    readingeachotherin,

    113–114

    steering,104–106

    subjectof,102–103,109–110

    seealsolistening;speaking;

    telephoions

    s,55,58

    dogs,headtiltsof,44–45

    erson,ralphwaldo,61

    etionalintelligence

    golen,16–17

    eathy,16–17,36,133

    endorphins,18

    energy,ofvoice,98–99,133

    exales,using,133

    eyentact

    fligand,41–43

    inlisteningtoothers,38–43

    lookasideand,86–87

    inspeakingtoothers,84–87

    faliaritylevel,132

    fasttalkers,88–89

    feelings

    asintriggering,79–82

    detailsversus,131

    expressing,133

    fillers,ex

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