35 Keynotes on Communication

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A Culture of Listening
Tom Peters' Successful Leadership Speech Encourages Strategic Listening
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A Culture of Listening
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Social Power of Language
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Bridging the Digital Divide
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Posture & Perception
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The Beauty of Infographics
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Communication as Translation
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The Art of Listening
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The Structure of Conversation
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Giving Persuasive Presentations
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Deception Detection
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A Universal Scientific Language
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Brand Communication
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Making Better Eye Contact
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Simplifying Legal Jargon
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The Internet's Effect on Lying
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Breaking Language Barriers
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Proactive Listening
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Mastering Communication Through Fields
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Communication in Leadership
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Positive Means of Persuasion
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The Importance of Storytelling
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Persuasion Through Narrative
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The Vernacular Revolution
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Overcoming Language Barriers
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Revolutionizing the Dictionary
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Leadership and Narration
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Efficiency of Micro Communication
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Understanding Audiences
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Giving Bad News Effectively
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Replicating Nuances in Lanugage
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Handwritten Political Lobbying
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Improving Negotiation Skills
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Hearing People Out

From the Vernacular Revolution to Making Better Eye Contact

— March 30, 2013 — Tech
This collection of keynotes on communication offers a wide variety of fascinating and useful information on the ways people communicate in life and business today. From scientists to CEOs to entrepreneurs and even politicians, these featured speakers examine the most effective ways to communicate today, as well as the ways language has evolved and what society can expect in the future.

One of the most interesting speeches from this collection is by entrepreneur Jay Walker. Walker reveals why two billion people are spending up to twelve hours each day studying the English language. During Jay Walker’s speech, he attributes the hope of finding a better job, increasing one’s income and creating a brighter future as the reasons behind this global phenomenon. He believes that with English as the world’s universal language, it will enable individuals from every corner of the world to come together and work towards achieving common goals.

Amy Cuddy, who is featured twice here, explains how one's body language can have a direct effect on one's confidence when communicating with others.

Julian Treasure offers tips for proactive listening. His speech reveals humans only retain 25 percent of what they heard today.

From conversational tips to communicating through infographics, these keynotes on communication offer interesting and relevant discussions.
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