One Skill That Can Make You Better At Everything by Judy Rees

Whatever's on the top of your learning list, chances are there's someone out there who's good at it. Just track them down and… you could hit a communication gap.

Because finding stuff out from people actually takes considerable skill.

The best interviewers in the business make it all look so easy. But try it yourself - and you'll find there's a whole lot more to it than first appears. Unless you know the ground rules, you'll soon be stumbling over your words and struggling to decide what to ask next. Embarrassing!

Master the skills of interviewing, though, and the world's your oyster. You can:

• learn from the experts how to get better at anything

• understand what's really going on in complex and confusing situations

• influence and persuade people more effectively

• make friends more easily, and connect with them more deeply

• work more effectively with groups and teams

• make better decisions based on better information.

In this talk, X-Ray Listener Judy Rees - a news journalist for 20 years who became an internationally-renowned coach - will share top tips that will, quite simply, make you a better interviewer.

http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/7/f/6/e/event_83792622.jpeg Judy Rees

A former news journalist, she has spent the last ten years investigating how people really think and what actually motivates them.

In the process, she has become a respected international trainer and coach, co-authored category bestseller Clean Language: Revealing Metaphors And Opening Minds, launched digital products including online learning programmes and I-Phone apps, and supported dozens of entrepreneurs.

Judy Rees writes www.xraylistening.com (http://www.xraylistening.com/), a popular blog about the mind, metaphor and how people think.

She’s an expert in Clean Language, an extraordinary technique for exploring the unconscious mind. With Wendy Sullivan, she is the co-author of the leading popular book on that subject.

Her work is also the subject of a number of video and audio courses including "Intelligent Influence" and "The Mind Readers' Guide To Metaphor".

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