Khams Noujoum: Mafateeh Altawseel Liltahu | Carmine Gallo

This book is the result of interviews with people who are known to be superstars in their fields, and who attribute a great deal of their success to their superior communication skills. They lead companies like Google, Airbnb and McKinsey, they are the investors who have built the world's most impressive startups, and they are astronauts who look down on Earth from more than 4km into space, and they look up at the stars to explore new worlds beyond our own. solar. They are also recent college graduates who achieve success in their first jobs, mid-career professionals who have achieved significant career success compared to their peers, and individuals who quit their jobs to create successful businesses or non-profit organizations. They are Navy SEALs, CEOs, adventurers, explorers, and entrepreneurs. They are outstanding people. They are exceptional. While writing this book, I was invited to join a team of elite American military attending a secret course at a remote military base in the desert. The students for this course were handpicked from the top 1% in the Land Forces and the Navy, and were trained to help the country avoid any massive conflicts. Two books of mine were among the course materials: Talk Like TED, and The Storyteller Secret. One course presenter told me, “These men and women will be asked to analyze, write and present their findings to political leaders, generals, admirals, and presidents. In many cases they will have 1 minutes or less to do so. Often these are People are the smartest of their peers, but if they can't make a convincing argument quickly and succinctly, it can have disastrous consequences." And it is worth repeating: the ancient art of persuasion is not a general skill, but an essential skill. The students of this course were handpicked from the top 1% in the Land Forces and the Navy, and were trained to help the country avoid any massive conflicts. Two books of mine were among the course materials: Talk Like TED, and The Storyteller Secret. One course presenter told me, “These men and women will be asked to analyze, write and present their findings to political leaders, generals, admirals, and presidents. In many cases they will have 1 minutes or less to do so. Often these are People are the smartest of their peers, but if they can't make a convincing argument quickly and succinctly, it can have disastrous consequences." And it is worth repeating: the ancient art of persuasion is not a general skill, but an essential skill. The students of this course were handpicked from the top 1% in the Land Forces and the Navy, and were trained to help the country avoid any massive conflicts. Two books of mine were among the course materials: Talk Like TED, and The Storyteller Secret. One course presenter told me, “These men and women will be asked to analyze, write and present their findings to political leaders, generals, admirals, and presidents. In many cases they will have 1 minutes or less to do so. Often these are People are the smartest of their peers, but if they can't make a convincing argument quickly and succinctly, it can have disastrous consequences." And it is worth repeating: the ancient art of persuasion is not a general skill, but an essential skill. Two books of mine were among the course materials: Talk Like TED, and The Storyteller Secret. One course presenter told me, “These men and women will be asked to analyze, write and present their findings to political leaders, generals, admirals, and presidents. In many cases they will have 1 minutes or less to do so. Often these are People are the smartest of their peers, but if they can't make a convincing argument quickly and succinctly, it can have disastrous consequences." And it is worth repeating: the ancient art of persuasion is not a general skill, but an essential skill. Two books of mine were among the course materials: Talk Like TED, and The Storyteller Secret. One course presenter told me, “These men and women will be asked to analyze, write and present their findings to political leaders, generals, admirals, and presidents. In many cases they will have 1 minutes or less to do so. Often these are People are the smartest of their peers, but if they can't make a convincing argument quickly and succinctly, it can have disastrous consequences." And it is worth repeating: the ancient art of persuasion is not a general skill, but an essential skill.