Internal communications statistics presentation

April 2nd, 2012 by admin


www.fifthbusiness.com In today’s business environment we face a number of challenges when crafting communications which effectively engage our staff. The Fifth Business researched the volume of communication taking in places in today’s businesses. Not only is it difficult to find out who to have conversations with, there are also a number of obstacles put in the way that communications people need to hurdle. Internal communications compete for space in inboxes, time in diaries and the attention span of busy professionals. From an audience perspective this can leave you feeling like there’s a monkey on your back…another harassment in your working day, not an engaging, informative experience. The Fifth Business is an integrated communications, learning and design company. For more than a decade we have been developing an excellent reputation for exciting, engaging and creative communications, coaching and change initiatives focused around people.

Learn how your own communications style affects your interaction with your friends, colleagues, and clients. In this segment, Dr. Brian Walsh (author of Unleashing Your Brilliance) explains the NLP concepts of visual, auditory and kinesthetic learning styles and how these apply to interpersonal communications.

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31 Responses to “Internal communications statistics presentation”

  1. Comment byAIMANALI

    creative i like i like

  2. Comment byJuce19

    Acido Limon is right. Written communication is in total 101% Makes the whole statistics in this video useless and it’s quite a bad mistake for such a well done video!

  3. Comment byaymendark10

    cool

  4. Comment byIrondo11

    I’m going to share this with my collegues…thanks.

  5. Comment byAcidoLimon

    13% of written comunications uses pen and paper.. then… 49, 29, 10????
    101%????

  6. Comment bysophroniathewitch

    nicely done.

  7. Comment byFlakchan

    @WalshSeminars thank you :)

  8. Comment byWalshSeminars

    @Flakchan Just send a note to Dr. Walsh through the Contact page on our website

  9. Comment byFlakchan

    @WalshSeminars thank you for the fast reply! The entire work is in english and a translation would be useless for me :( anyway I’ll look for the book you suggest and i’m very interested in the copy of Dr. Walsh’s eBook! How can I get the link for the free download? you’re very kind and sorry for my bad english :)

  10. Comment byWalshSeminars

    @Flakchan That would be great if someone would provide you with translation. I would suggest that you find a book on NLP (Neurolinguistic Programming) in Italian. That might help you a lot.

    If you would like a copy of Dr. Walsh’s eBook on this subject, contact us through our website and we will send you a link for a free download.

  11. Comment byFlakchan

    I’m going to make a project work about the way to learn because I’m going to do an exam and this video is very useful because in my project I also explain those things about V A K but I’m Italian and I can’t understand all the speech so I wonder If someone is able to give me some help, maybe writing down what he said.. if it’s possible to have a sort of subtle in english, thank you :)

  12. Comment byWalshSeminars

    @36burrows – I know what you mean. I have to bite my tongue when I’m doing workshops for teachers. They do a terrific job using the tools and system that they have been handed.

  13. Comment by36burrows

    Always learning something new with your videos. Our education system needs some serious work. Its only catered to specific individuals. I personally believe in home schooling more than anything else.

  14. Comment byEyeConicRed

    Thank god and Alex Jones…..

    I understand fully lol. NICE!

  15. Comment byWalshSeminars

    @jwill1000
    Thanks for your request. This information is part of the body of knowledge known as Neurolinguistic Programming. There are dozens of books on this subject. If you’re interested in digging more deeply into this, you can decide by reading the reviews shown on Amazon.

  16. Comment byjwill1000

    @WalshSeminars Please put a link to your favorite peer-reviewed study on this topic, I’d like to read more.

  17. Comment byseaofclay

    VERY GOOD!!!

  18. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Thank you for your interest. This concept is contained in the body of knowledge known as Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP. There are numerous books on the subject. We are not here to defend a concept that is already widely accepted. If you would like more information, we suggest you take training in NLP.

  19. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Thanks for your interest. We do not have time to research this for you. Perhaps before the end of the year.

  20. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Although most of this clip is about communications and building rapport, Dr. Walsh does touch on learning. He is not advocating any specialized teaching methods, nor is he suggesting any changes in school curricula or organization. He is simply saying that we have many channels through which we take in information. Teachers and trainers can enhance their effectiveness by delivering their material in a variety of ways. To learn more about this subject, we suggest you take NLP training.

  21. Comment bychrismca

    Results of valid, empirical observations of the effects of learning styles on students are clear. Teachers use of learning style information has no effect, or sometimes a harmful effect on learning. Clearly, folks behave unethically when they take peoples time and/or money and dont provide any evidence on whether an investment in learning styles is a just use of scarce school resources.

    So Id challenge the person in this video, Can you offer any valid evidence that it actually help kids?

  22. Comment bysk8bow

    this can pretty much sums up a main problem with the u.s. educational system. mainly, it does not acknowledge the different ways students learn.

    this issue is key to communicating with struggling students.

    great video! i’m glad i found it.

  23. Comment byamity2181

    Awesome video – thank you for this valuable information.
    You Rock!

  24. Comment bypratsinha

    You’re a genius Mr. Walsh.

  25. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Excuse me if my suggestions seem basic, but I must cover all the bases. Avoid sugar, caffeine, or anything made from white flour. Stay hydrated by eating ample amounts of fruits and vegetables. Consume minimal protein. Any time you have an opportunity to move outside of the class, do so. Learn active progressive relaxation. You can download Dr. Walshs Taming Tension MP3 from Amazon for 99 cents. Track 2 has the active progressive relaxation. Learn self-hypnosis. I hope this helps you.

  26. Comment byImmortalKing45

    I am a kinesthetic learner and yes it is very hard for me to sit still. But I was wondering if there is anything a kinesthetic learner can do to fight those tendencies? If my teacher is giving me a lecture I usually have to put my pencil away because I start to play with it. Or my leg starts to bob up and down so I have to sit cross legged. It would be very helpful if you could give me any advice. -Tim

  27. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Thanks for your comments Jonah.

    Your experience and perception is valuable information to anyone interested in how people communicate and learn.

    The models of multiple intelligences and different learning styles, or any concept for that matter, are always subject to exceptions. It is good for us to be aware of that.

    Dr. Walsh thanks you for your contribution.

  28. Comment byJonahTorn

    Tourettes Turns all of this on it’s head. We raise our voices with tics, speak quicly, repeat words & we do not always have lower voices when we learn from sound since tics are often driven by sound. These are all things that may be true of a person with tics. Mozart may have had Tourettes, some sounds drove him crazy, especially as a child, but he also moved impulsively, ran from his piano in performances because he saw a cat & we often learn visually & what we see can trigger tics.

  29. Comment bysatbir15

    kool. Thanks for the advice :) Tell Dr. Wlash To keep up the good work

  30. Comment byWalshSeminars

    Yes, we are all a mix of the three. You also said, I dont take notes, I listen because I can remember when teachers give me small lessons. This is your auditory showing.

    Dr. Walsh highly recommends using Mind Maps. They are both visual and kinesthetic. Since the mind processes mostly in pictures, long-term memory is better encoded when ideas can be graphically represented this way.

  31. Comment bysatbir15

    sorry for the deseration of commetns, youtube dose not allow more then 500 characters because of spamers.