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Never underestimate the power of bad communication: every day relationships are shattered, companies destroyed, accidents caused and wars fought because of something that could have been prevented by or solved with better communication. 


How Not to Suck at Communication, a simple, eye-opening book that’s both practical and humorous, shows you how to reduce or prevent bad communication - the biggest waste of time, money, energy, good will, affection, potential and a life.


Written with my friend Judith Barnes, a PhD educator and entrepreneur with more than 35 years of experience in the field of communication, this unique two-sided book was designed to help individuals and organizations from small start-ups to community non-profits and big corporations. The book includes observations on developing the ability to talk to yourself clearly; appreciating the value of distance; preventing the toxicity of drama; reducing friction; being concise; having empathy; getting real; understanding communication as a weapon of self-defense; and feeling joy.  Oh yeah, and it’s funny.

Communication is a bridge that connects people. The flip side of the book, How to Suck at Communication, has some humorous recommendations about how to blow up that bridge.

CLICK HERE to go to the website for How Not to Suck at Communication, where you can read excerpts from the book and order a copy for yourself and/or your company.