Communication Archives - Kumar Gauraw

10 Strategies To Write Effectively Even If Writing Isn’t Your Passion

Kumar Gauraw

Even if you don’t have any problem in writing effectively and consistently, I am sure you know people who want to, but can’t express themselves in writing.
Strategies To Write Effectively Even If Writing Is Not Your Passion-Blog-Post-Image
I have had friends who loved what I do on my blog. They also wanted to make money just as I do through blogging and online marketing. So, I helped them set up their websites and many of them stayed active for a while.

But then something happened down the line and they lost their dream. That isn’t a new thing for me because people do let other people and situations steal their dreams all the time.

Updated On July 7, 2014 In Miscellaneous Blogging Ideas, Communication, Empower, Self-Image, Strategy, Writing, Writing Skills

Body Language Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Business Meeting

Kumar Gauraw

You may have heard that your body language can shape who you are. But, did you realize that your body language can also make or break a job interview, or even a new business deal with your prospective client?

Body Language Mistes You Must Avoid In A Formal Business Meeting With Prospect And Clients

Catching up with a good friend who is very successful at his business, I was intrigued to see how he pays attention to small hand gestures and body language in general to get clues about the candidate when he interviews to hire people for his organization.

Your Body Language Is More Important Than Your Words

You may have heard this. But do you really pay attention to this when you are going to meet a new client, or going for an interview?

The non-verbal signals you send to the person sitting in front of you, are so strong that sometimes, it doesn’t even matter what you are saying. The decision is already made based on how you were perceived based on your body language.

Updated On April 2, 2014 In Miscellaneous Body Language, Business Meetings, Communication, Mistakes

The Rise Of Smartphones – Amazing Statistics [Infographic]

Kumar Gauraw

The term smartphone wasn’t known until 1997, when Ericsson introduced the term describing the concept according to Wikipedia.

Mobile phones (prior to this smartphone era) themselves had transformed the way we communicated with one another already. Writing letters, having home phones with long wires all around our houses began to become a thing of past quickly.

But smartphones completely revolutionized our lives in every aspect of human interaction. Today, the primary mode of communication is now the handheld smartphone (not just any mobile phone). It is the way we live or day-to-day lives. In fact, it has become almost very inconvenient to do without them.

From text messaging to booking appointments, to shopping, to purchasing airline tickets, to manage social media, to blog, to record a special moment of your life conveniently, to send a video message, to talk to somebody halfway across the globe for free on video and on and on and on. The list is so long and it only indicates how ingrained smart phones have become in our lives.

This is an absolutely amazing phenomena and it only indicates how much progress we have made in terms of technology and how easy our lives have become with smartphones!

Statistics indicate that the number of smartphones around the world has grown to about 4 and this number is only expected to grow to match the number of literate people on the planet. Isn’t that just amazing to even think?

An Infographic On Smartphones Usage

Updated On April 24, 2014 In Resources Communication, Industry, Productivity, Smartphone Industry, Smartphones

Get To The Point – Key To Effective Communication

Kumar Gauraw

Have you been in a situation where you ask a question to someone, expecting an answer in a sentence or two, but you actually ended up listening to a 15, 20 or even a 30 minute sermon, only to wonder in the end, “What was it about?”

Get To The Point In Public Speaking or In Sales For Effective Communication

I was recently helping one of my Toastmasters mentees in preparation for the 3rd speech project which is interestingly called, “Get To The Point”. This project is about helping the speaker deliver a 5 to 7 minute long speech which delivers a clear message. The speech must have a clearly defined objective and the speaker must remain focused on the objective throughout the speech, until the end.

But, is it important only to public speaking?

Updated On January 29, 2014 In Sales Communication, Effective Communication, Public Speaker, Public Speaking, Sales Mistakes, Selling Something, Success In Sales, Toastmasters

15 Things Successful Entrepreneurs Do That Others Ignore

Kumar Gauraw

I love attending business seminars, personal development workshops and networking events where I get to meet successful entrepreneurs from various industries and learn from their experience. This is how I add value to my entrepreneurial spirit.

Entrepreneurship Workshop And Personal Development Seminar - Audience Listening To The Speaker

Recently, I attended a professional seminar with a few of my business associates and got to listen to and learn from some of the top entrepreneurs in Dallas metro area. It was a fun filled event with a power packed schedule where I got a chance to make a lot of notes for myself.

Updated On January 15, 2014 In Business Business Seminar, Communication, Education, Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Ethical Standards, Focus, Hard Work, High Achievers, Industry, Knowledge, Networking Events, Performance, Serve People, Successful, Vision

Effective Communication – The Vital Component To Success With People

Kumar Gauraw

Did you know that Effective Communication plays a vital role in the success of every professional and personal relationship? Research has shown that our ability to communicate effectively with others does more good than any other skill that we may have or develop.

Effective Communication Skills To Increase Your Chances Of Success

What we accomplish in our career and in our personal life is determined largely by how well we can communicate with others and how effective we are in inspiring others

Updated On February 4, 2013 In Leadership Body Language, Communication, Component, Effective Communication, Great Questions, Leadership Development, Listen, People Skills, Questions, Success, Success With People

Why Email Marketing Is So Important And Effective

Kumar Gauraw

Email marketing has been identified as such an effective and inexpensive medium of marketing that an entire industry has emerged to support it.

In today’s rapidly changing digital world, email is the place where most people spend the most of the time everyday.

It has the potential to be a very effective medium to share information, build relationships, and create credibility.

Updated On January 29, 2014 In Marketing Advertisement, Business Development, Business Growth, Communication, Cost Of Advertisement, Effective Marketing, Email, Email Marketing, Internet Marketing, Online Marketing, Powerful Marketing, Preferred Method, Social Media Marketing, Targeting, Tracking

Free Conference Call Services – USA And International

Kumar Gauraw

With the increased business activities worldwide, we often need to talk to do conference calls. I have been doing conference calls for the Krishna World Wide team members in various countries – scheduled and adhoc, both.

I thought sharing those experiences and some of the services I enjoy using for my business might be useful in case you are exploring good conference services that are also FREE!

Free Conference Calls Worldwide

So here are some Free Conference Call Services I have personally used and therefore, I would like to recommend in case you are looking for some:

Updated On March 25, 2013 In Miscellaneous Business Development, Calling India, Communication, Conference Calls, Free Conference, FREE Conference Call Services, Free Conference India, Free Conferencing, India, Krishna World Wide, Team Collaboration

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Your Body Language Is More Important Than Your Words

An Infographic On Smartphones Usage

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