Communication Craft: Simple Ways to Improve Your Personal and Professional Relationships

You do not have to be born a great communicator to be a great communicator. Communication skills are learned. Learn some of the most useful lessons from research to improve your close relationships, group interactions, and your public speaking skills.

Topics include
- What causes misunderstanding?
- How does misunderstanding spread?
- What makes people attracted to each other?
- How can you maintain a happy relationship?
- How can you predict divorce?
- How do you prevent breakups?
- What kinds of lies do people tell?
- How might you detect lies?
- How do you read body language?
- Why do some controversies get so heated?
- How can you keep happy relationships despite deep disagreements?
- What causes presentation stage fright?
- How do you start a presentation strong?
- How do you sound credible to an audience?
- What should you say to end a presentation?
- How do you become a confident speaker?

And much more!

Christian Gilbert is a public speaker and educator. He is an Assistant Professor of Speech and Communication at the University of Hawai'i's Leeward Community College and recipient of 2014's Outstanding Lecturer Award. For over a decade, he has been training professionals in presentation skills, memory techniques, successful self-talk, nonverbal communication, and vital communication skills for the modern world. Aside from his expertise, Christian is known for his enthusiastic, entertaining, and approachable delivery style. He lives in Honolulu with his wife, Lucille, and dog, Tony. To learn more about speaking events, trainings, or workshops with Christian visit www.ChristianGilbert.com.