Book · 2020 · Language and languages

10 Rules for Talking

by Tim Harkness · Brought up by 1 person on 1 podcast

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If they want to pick up ten rules for talking it will be linked in the show notes below feel free to follow that link on to Amazon and grab it on there.
Chris Williamson · Modern Wisdom · Jul 2020 Listen at 1:01:41

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10 Rules for Talking by Tim Harkness is a practical guide designed to help readers navigate challenging discussions and master the art of difficult communication. On an episode of Modern Wisdom in 2020, host Chris Williamson discussed the book while wrapping up his conversation with the guest. Williamson directed his audience's attention toward the publication, telling listeners that if they wanted to pick up a copy of the ten rules for talking, they could easily find it linked directly in the show notes below the episode. He encouraged his followers to feel free to follow that link over to Amazon and grab the book on there. The recommendation served as a direct call to action for fans of the show who were looking to improve their interpersonal communication skills and handle high-stakes conversations with greater confidence and competence. Williamson's endorsement highlighted the practical value of the book for anyone seeking actionable advice on social interactions and professional dialogue.

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“if they want to pick up ten rules for talking it will be linked in the show notes below feel free to follow that link on to Amazon and grab it on there”
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“I I wrote the book and just there's one line in the book that refers to the the pandemic and it's the last it's the last revision that was made to the the manuscript and I thought to myself as the lockdown started is the book relevant still”

Portraits from Wikimedia Commons: Chris Williamson, CiaPeterson / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).