Sharpening Your Communication Skills: Part 1 - Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast

Craig discuss a few ways we can sharpen our communication skills and make ideas stick in the minds of the people who need to know them.
Craig Groeschel is the senior pastor of Life.Church, recognized as one of the largest and most innovative churches in the United States. Craig started the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast in 2016 as a way to bring empowering insights and easy-to-understand takeaways you can use to grow as a leader-whenever, wherever.
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About Craig Groeschel
Craig and his wife Amy live in Edmond, Oklahoma, where they started Life.Church in 1996. A New York Times bestselling author, Craig has spoken to millions of people at events and conferences in countries all over the world. Learn more about Craig: www.craiggroeschel.com/about
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In my experience, the most fulfilling part of leadership is seeing the people you mentor do well in their work and life.

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Thank you so much for this talk.

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It's so good!!! Thank you for this teaching. I'm going to take this with me to my new job as an communicator/inspirer for a Christian Organisation. So helpful and inspiring! God bless!

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This was great! I just randomly found you but extracted a lot of useful information out of this. I'm always looking to sharpen my communication skills. I guess it's the leader in me. And also I find a lot of people today lack good communication skills. So what did I learn? One of the first rules of effective communication is never be me-centered but always YOU-centered in communication. AND Before you communicate anything, you want to answer these three questions: what do I want people to know, feel, and do? Thanks for the podcast!

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