Johnnie Mobley (9 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. Sharma, Ishika (illustrator).

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What do a kitten, a goldfish, and your best customer have in common Less patience than you think.The average adult attention span is now 8 seconds - one full second shorter than a goldfish. People are distracted, self-directed, and moving fast. They will give you a narrow window to prove your message is worth their time. Miss that window and they are gone.How to Teach Kittens Calculus is a short, research-backed guide for anyone who gives instructions, leads trainings, manages teams, or communicates with customers and has ever wondered why nobody seems to be listening. Author John Mobley MBA, CPA, PMP draws on studies from Microsoft, the US Department of Labor, and Nielsen to deliver seven practical principles for reaching today's distracted audience - immediately, in your very next communication.Learn how to hook attention in the first 8 seconds, chunk information for maximum retention, combine visual and audio stimuli for six times faster learning, go mobile-first, speak with clarity and directness, and be available on your audience's schedule - not your own.Whether you are a teacher, trainer, business owner, manager, or customer service professional - this book will change the way you reach the people who matter most to your work.Short enough to read in one sitting. Powerful enough to change how you communicate forever.Seven principles. Proven by research. Short enough to read before they lose interest.Go ahead. You've got 8 seconds.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What do a kitten, a goldfish, and your best customer have in common? Less patience than you think.The average adult attention span is now 8 seconds - one full second shorter than a goldfish. People are distracted, self-directed, and moving fast. They will give you a narrow window to prove your message is worth their time. Miss that window and they are gone.How to Teach Kittens Calculus is a short, research-backed guide for anyone who gives instructions, leads trainings, manages teams, or communicates with customers and has ever wondered why nobody seems to be listening. Author John Mobley MBA, CPA, PMP draws on studies from Microsoft, the US Department of Labor, and Nielsen to deliver seven practical principles for reaching today's distracted audience - immediately, in your very next communication.Learn how to hook attention in the first 8 seconds, chunk information for maximum retention, combine visual and audio stimuli for six times faster learning, go mobile-first, speak with clarity and directness, and be available on your audience's schedule - not your own.Whether you are a teacher, trainer, business owner, manager, or customer service professional - this book will change the way you reach the people who matter most to your work.Short enough to read in one sitting. Powerful enough to change how you communicate forever.Seven principles. Proven by research. Short enough to read before they lose interest.Go ahead. You've got 8 seconds. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "MY JOURNEY IS THE JOURNEY OF MANY MEN . THOSE WHO HAVE YET TO BEGIN AND THOSE WHO ARE IN THE MIDST OF THEIR JOURNEY, BUT FIND THAT THEY HAVE SOMEHOW LOST THEIR WAY. OUR PATHS MAY NOT BE THE SAME, BUT WE MAY PASS SOME OF THE SAME BOULDERS, TREES OR ROUTES ALONG THE WAY! ALL OF OUR EXPERIENCES ARE A PART OF THE PROCESS IN THE "MANHOOD JOURNEY." IT IS MY PRAYER THAT THIS BOOK WILL HELP MEN NAVIGATE THEIR OWN JOURNEY.EVERY MAN HAS ONE! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…