Would you like to improve your communication skills? After all, most employers list communication skills as one of the top characteristics they are looking for in new employees and in employees they are looking to promote into more significant roles.

What if there was a simple yet comprehensive way to become a more effective communicator…one who possesses and can apply the skills employers are looking for? Would you be interested in that?

And…what if you could learn these skills; skills that will help you succeed both on the job and in your personal life; for no charge at all? How does that sound?

A10-PART series

Beginning next week, I will start posting a 10-part series introducing the Intelligent Communication approach to effective communication. All you have to do is work through the lessons and the included practical exercises. After 10 lessons, you will be a better communicator. All it will cost you is a little effort.

This is the same approach I have trained to hundreds of intelligence collectors, law enforcement officers, military members, attorneys, and others for nearly two decades.  Come and learn what makes them successful in accomplishing their goals and objectives.

In order to ensure you don’t miss any lessons, you may want to follow my blog, so you are notified when I publish each lesson. You can do that by providing your email address below and clicking “Follow.” Otherwise, you can connect with me on LinkedIn or follow my new Facebook Group..

So, are you ready to become a more effective communicator? Are you willing to make a little effort to accomplish this goal? I am looking forward to sharing the journey with you.

I encourage you to share this opportunity with others.  You may want to share this  with some friends and colleagues and go through the course together. It is a communication course after all. Why not have someone with whom you can communicate about communication.

INTELLIGENT COMMUNICATION

As I suggested above, I have trained this approach to communication and several specific applications of it to hundreds of students from many different disciplines:  intelligence; law enforcement; psychological operations; law; security; and more; both in the U.S. and aboard. You can find out more on my home page.

While you’re here, you can check out some other blog articles to learn a little more about how I apply Intelligent Communication to various areas. I recently returned to this old blog site to make these blog articles available. After completing the 10-part Introduction to Intelligent Communication series, I will be adding more articles to the blog. Additionally, I will soon be offering courses on Intelligent Communication and various applications of the approach on the Intelligent Communication Online Training Center.

I hope to have the opportunity to help you become a better communicator, starting next Monday. if you have any questions in the meantime, leave a comment below or use the contact form on my home page.

Be quick to hear, slow to speak.

rjm

Randy J. Marcoz, MA/MS; LTC, USA (Ret)