Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?: Lessons in Effective Communication
by David Goldwich
Price: $3.99 USD. 70890 words.
Published on June 24, 2009. Nonfiction.
Become a master communicator! Listening, questioning, small talk, flirting, body language, assertiveness, networking, giving speeches and presentations, giving feedback, perception, confidence, credibility, writing email, and more are covered. Loaded with humorous anecdotes and practical "homework" assignments, this unique book will make improving your communications skills easy and enjoyable!
Location: Singapore
Member Since: June 24, 2009
David Goldwich
Biography
David Goldwich is a reformed lawyer who currently works as a trainer and professional speaker. He trains in the areas of Communications Skills, Storytelling in Business, Presentations, Negotiation, Assertiveness, and Personal Development.
Born and raised in Miami, Florida, USA, David moved to Singapore in 1999 and began chronicling his experiences in a stream of humorous essays to friends and relatives. Thus was born the idea for his latest book, Getting Into Singapore: A Guide for Expats and Kaypoh Singaporeans.
David is also the author of Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? Lessons in Effective Communication, and has written many articles on business and communications topics.
Born and raised in Miami, Florida, USA, David moved to Singapore in 1999 and began chronicling his experiences in a stream of humorous essays to friends and relatives. Thus was born the idea for his latest book, Getting Into Singapore: A Guide for Expats and Kaypoh Singaporeans.
David is also the author of Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? Lessons in Effective Communication, and has written many articles on business and communications topics.
Where to find David Goldwich online
Books
Getting Into Singapore: A Guide for Expats and Kaypoh Singaporeans
by David Goldwich
Price: $3.99 USD. 52310 words. Published on June 24, 2009. Nonfiction.
Most people associate Singapore with the banning of chewing gum and the caning of Michael Fay. David Goldwich, an American who had the good fortune to marry a Singaporean, has been recording his observations about living and working in Singapore for 10 years. His humorously absurd essays covering all aspects of Singapore life are collected in this rib-tickling book. You'll laugh out loud!
Price: $3.99 USD. 52310 words. Published on June 24, 2009. Nonfiction.
Most people associate Singapore with the banning of chewing gum and the caning of Michael Fay. David Goldwich, an American who had the good fortune to marry a Singaporean, has been recording his observations about living and working in Singapore for 10 years. His humorously absurd essays covering all aspects of Singapore life are collected in this rib-tickling book. You'll laugh out loud!