Matt Abrahams

When I relay something to you, I want you to get it and be able to share it with the same clarity that I shared it with you. And structure helps. And this is a great one.

When I relay something to you, I want you to get it and be able to share it with the same clarity that I shared it with you. And structure helps. And this is a great one.

Yes. So like any skill. Musik, Martial-Arts, Sport, was auch immer. Du musst es praktizieren. Nun, das interessante an spontanem Reden, im Moment, ist, dass viele von uns denken, du bist entweder mit dem Reden geboren oder nicht. Du bist entweder gut bei Antworten, Feedback geben, Smalltalk machen oder du bist nicht.

Yes. So like any skill. Musik, Martial-Arts, Sport, was auch immer. Du musst es praktizieren. Nun, das interessante an spontanem Reden, im Moment, ist, dass viele von uns denken, du bist entweder mit dem Reden geboren oder nicht. Du bist entweder gut bei Antworten, Feedback geben, Smalltalk machen oder du bist nicht.

Yes. So like any skill. Musik, Martial-Arts, Sport, was auch immer. Du musst es praktizieren. Nun, das interessante an spontanem Reden, im Moment, ist, dass viele von uns denken, du bist entweder mit dem Reden geboren oder nicht. Du bist entweder gut bei Antworten, Feedback geben, Smalltalk machen oder du bist nicht.

Und in Wahrheit ist es ein Set von Fähigkeiten, die man trainieren, lernen und entwickeln kann, sodass man sie, wenn man im Moment ist, erzeugen kann. Und ich benutze Athletik, Athleten als ein tolles Beispiel immer. Athleten trainieren, trainieren, vorbereiten, sodass sie dann ihr spontanes Spiel spielen können. Und wir können alle das Gleiche tun.

Und in Wahrheit ist es ein Set von Fähigkeiten, die man trainieren, lernen und entwickeln kann, sodass man sie, wenn man im Moment ist, erzeugen kann. Und ich benutze Athletik, Athleten als ein tolles Beispiel immer. Athleten trainieren, trainieren, vorbereiten, sodass sie dann ihr spontanes Spiel spielen können. Und wir können alle das Gleiche tun.

Und in Wahrheit ist es ein Set von Fähigkeiten, die man trainieren, lernen und entwickeln kann, sodass man sie, wenn man im Moment ist, erzeugen kann. Und ich benutze Athletik, Athleten als ein tolles Beispiel immer. Athleten trainieren, trainieren, vorbereiten, sodass sie dann ihr spontanes Spiel spielen können. Und wir können alle das Gleiche tun.

Nun, einige von uns, durch die Wahrheit unserer Persönlichkeit, durch die Wahrheit unserer Erfahrung, könnten ein bisschen vor anderen beginnen. Du weißt, mein letzter Name ist Abrahams. Mein ganzes Leben lang bin ich immer zuerst gegangen. Just because teachers always sat us alphabetically. So I had a little bit of a leg up, just because I was always used to being called on spontaneously.

Nun, einige von uns, durch die Wahrheit unserer Persönlichkeit, durch die Wahrheit unserer Erfahrung, könnten ein bisschen vor anderen beginnen. Du weißt, mein letzter Name ist Abrahams. Mein ganzes Leben lang bin ich immer zuerst gegangen. Just because teachers always sat us alphabetically. So I had a little bit of a leg up, just because I was always used to being called on spontaneously.

Nun, einige von uns, durch die Wahrheit unserer Persönlichkeit, durch die Wahrheit unserer Erfahrung, könnten ein bisschen vor anderen beginnen. Du weißt, mein letzter Name ist Abrahams. Mein ganzes Leben lang bin ich immer zuerst gegangen. Just because teachers always sat us alphabetically. So I had a little bit of a leg up, just because I was always used to being called on spontaneously.

But that doesn't mean I was great at it, and nor does it mean I couldn't get better at it. The same thing is true with everybody. We can practice and get better at our communication in general, but especially spontaneous speaking.

But that doesn't mean I was great at it, and nor does it mean I couldn't get better at it. The same thing is true with everybody. We can practice and get better at our communication in general, but especially spontaneous speaking.

But that doesn't mean I was great at it, and nor does it mean I couldn't get better at it. The same thing is true with everybody. We can practice and get better at our communication in general, but especially spontaneous speaking.

So, thank you for disclosing. It is something that does bother me. Your intent is wonderful. And I want to reward the intent. I just want to change the behavior. At the end of you communicating, answering a question, giving information, you want to check in to make sure that you served your audience well. Did they understand what you were saying? Did you answer their question?

So, thank you for disclosing. It is something that does bother me. Your intent is wonderful. And I want to reward the intent. I just want to change the behavior. At the end of you communicating, answering a question, giving information, you want to check in to make sure that you served your audience well. Did they understand what you were saying? Did you answer their question?

So, thank you for disclosing. It is something that does bother me. Your intent is wonderful. And I want to reward the intent. I just want to change the behavior. At the end of you communicating, answering a question, giving information, you want to check in to make sure that you served your audience well. Did they understand what you were saying? Did you answer their question?

Those are very laudable goals. The problem is many of us default to the single phrase, does that make sense? And if you say that enough, so imagine you're in a meeting and you contribute multiple times and at the end of each time you say, does that make sense? At some level of our primitive brain, we begin to think, does that person make sense? They're always asking, do they make sense?

Those are very laudable goals. The problem is many of us default to the single phrase, does that make sense? And if you say that enough, so imagine you're in a meeting and you contribute multiple times and at the end of each time you say, does that make sense? At some level of our primitive brain, we begin to think, does that person make sense? They're always asking, do they make sense?

Those are very laudable goals. The problem is many of us default to the single phrase, does that make sense? And if you say that enough, so imagine you're in a meeting and you contribute multiple times and at the end of each time you say, does that make sense? At some level of our primitive brain, we begin to think, does that person make sense? They're always asking, do they make sense?