Phil Zeller
Effective Communication
*NEW EPISODE EVERY THURSDAY AT 9AM* Poor Communication is the number one area of lost revenue for American businesses and the number one cause for divorce. Professionally and personally, if you struggle being an effective communicator you will struggle in life. If you are looking for straight forward common sense wisdom to be a more effective communicator and a more effective human being this is the show for you. No theories, just straight forward common sense techniques you can use to produce the outcomes you want in life without excuses. You can also watch these podcasts in their entirety by...
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Ep. 65: Face Your Fears 23.12.2019 6:05
"The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself" In this episode, Phil helps us to face our fears in the world of communication.
Ep. 64: People Crave Feedback 23.12.2019 5:57
In this episode, Phil stresses the importance of giving positive feedback and showing appreciation in the relationships in your life, both personal and professional.
Ep. 55: Setting Smarty Goals 03.10.2019 5:31
Setting goals is important. But, they must be smart goals that are manageable and reachable, that is part of today's message from Phil Zeller of Dale Carnegie Southwest Michigan.
Ep. 54: The Value of Storytelling 02.10.2019 5:31
In this episode, Phil breaks down the importance of being able to effectively and efficiently tell "your" story.
Ep. 53: What People Crave 01.10.2019 5:30
In this episode, Phil breaks down exactly what makes people "tick" and what they crave so you can better align yourself with their needs and expectations.
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