The Influential Conversationalist: Conversation skills that develop leadership potential

Mueller, Jen

ISBN 10: 098932060X / ISBN 13: 9780989320603

Published by Talk Sporty to Me, 2017

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Influential Conversationalist: Conversation skills that develop leadership potential
• Publisher: Talk Sporty to Me
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 098932060X
• ISBN 13: 9780989320603
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Sitting at your desk and hoping someone notices your efforts doesn’t work as a career development strategy. Talking does. That’s why you need tools to become an Influential Conversationalist. Your talent and know-how will be the best kept secret without the ability to communicate those skills to others. Are you talking enough to get to where you really want to be in your career? Here’s what you’ll discover as an Influential Conversationalist – daily interactions develop leadership potential. Follow the strategies outline by veteran sports broadcaster Jen Mueller and you’ll be able to: • Showcase your accomplishments and display confidence • Develop a fan base at work that raises your profile and influence • Communicate in a way that makes your conversations more effective • Make yourself available for bigger opportunities Jen developed the Influential Conversationalist approach after nearly two decades in professional sports locker rooms. Her workplace conversations require the ability to communicate in high leverage, real-time situations during live interviews with athletes from diverse backgrounds. She’ll give you a different take on how to approach business communication, you can take it from these folks. “I know the book is well-written and the points are well-made, because of the way Jen interviews and interacts with us. I know it’s a great book to read.” Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks Safety “There are very few times in your life when you come across someone who ‘gets it.’ Jen is someone who ‘gets it.’ She asks the right questions, knows when the environment is necessary for a different approach. I would read the book because Jen gets it.” Doug Baldwin Seattle Seahawks, Wide Receiver “A lot of people just want to get the next story or write the next big thing, but Jen actually cares. She’s a genuine person in the locker room. There’s not too many people in this world who care, so if you’ve got that you already got my attention. I trust Jen and her approach because she cares.” Bobby Wagner Seattle Seahawks, Linebacker “Knowing how to talk to people, and more importantly, getting them to talk to you is vital to being a good sideline reporter. I’ve seen how Jen does this with players and experienced it first-hand being with her on the sidelines. If you want to understand how conversations build relationships, listen to Jen – she’s pretty dang good at it.” Erin Andrews NFL sideline reporter “It’s a given sideline reporters talk for a living. Not all them go out of their way to build relationships like Jen does. Being a great communicator is as much about listening as it is about creating great conversation. Jen is great at that. I’ve seen her use that skill many times and she’s mastered it. It doesn’t surprise me she shared her conversation strategies in this book because she wants others to succeed. I benefit from that on the sidelines with her and now you will too in The Influential Conversationalist.” Pam Oliver NFL sideline reporter Jen Mueller heard repeated comments of “talks too much” from teachers and family members. She no longer considers that a criticism, but a compliment that’s led to a career in sports broadcasting. Jen is part of the Seattle Mariners television broadcast team on ROOT SPORTS and serves as the radio sideline reporter for the Seattle Seahawks. She founded Talk Sporty to Me in 2009 and provides resources and corporate training on the value of being a sports fan in business. Learn more about Jen at TalkSportytoMe.com