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Three Key Quotes:

  1. "The first thing we want to do to get better at call planning and holding effective meetings is to know who we're communicating with."
  2. "Start with their objectives first, not your own biases. Figure out what they are looking to accomplish."
  3. "The desired next steps are they like, comment, share with others, and apply what they've learned."

This episode covers a simple yet powerful model for effective communication. Our guest explains the importance of understanding your audience's objectives, setting clear goals for your message, and defining actionable next steps. By applying these principles, you can improve both internal and external communications, driving better outcomes.

5 Key Takeaways:

  1. Know Your Audience

    • Identify who will be in the meeting or watching the video.
    • Understand their roles and how complexity increases with more participants.
    • Tailor your message to the specific needs of your audience.
  2. Anticipate Their Objectives

    • Consider what the audience wants to achieve.
    • Align your communication with their goals to ensure engagement.
    • Address their needs to make your message relevant and impactful.
  3. Set Clear Objectives for Yourself

    • Define what you want to accomplish with your communication.
    • Ensure your objectives are clear, educational, and actionable.
    • Focus on delivering value that meets both your goals and the audience's needs.
  4. Define Desired Next Steps

    • Specify what actions you want the audience to take after the communication.
    • Encourage engagement through likes, comments, and shares.
    • Highlight practical applications of the information shared.
  5. Create a Call Plan and Agenda

    • Use a call plan to prepare for the communication.
    • Develop an agenda to structure the flow of the meeting or presentation.
    • Differentiate between preparation (call plan) and execution (agenda) to streamline the process.

By following these strategies, you can simplify your approach to communication, making it more effective and impactful. Whether you are addressing a team or communicating with customers, these principles will help you achieve your objectives and foster better interactions.

To learn more - check us out at https://findmycatalyst.com

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Content provided by Mike Simmons. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Mike Simmons or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Three Key Quotes:

  1. "The first thing we want to do to get better at call planning and holding effective meetings is to know who we're communicating with."
  2. "Start with their objectives first, not your own biases. Figure out what they are looking to accomplish."
  3. "The desired next steps are they like, comment, share with others, and apply what they've learned."

This episode covers a simple yet powerful model for effective communication. Our guest explains the importance of understanding your audience's objectives, setting clear goals for your message, and defining actionable next steps. By applying these principles, you can improve both internal and external communications, driving better outcomes.

5 Key Takeaways:

  1. Know Your Audience

    • Identify who will be in the meeting or watching the video.
    • Understand their roles and how complexity increases with more participants.
    • Tailor your message to the specific needs of your audience.
  2. Anticipate Their Objectives

    • Consider what the audience wants to achieve.
    • Align your communication with their goals to ensure engagement.
    • Address their needs to make your message relevant and impactful.
  3. Set Clear Objectives for Yourself

    • Define what you want to accomplish with your communication.
    • Ensure your objectives are clear, educational, and actionable.
    • Focus on delivering value that meets both your goals and the audience's needs.
  4. Define Desired Next Steps

    • Specify what actions you want the audience to take after the communication.
    • Encourage engagement through likes, comments, and shares.
    • Highlight practical applications of the information shared.
  5. Create a Call Plan and Agenda

    • Use a call plan to prepare for the communication.
    • Develop an agenda to structure the flow of the meeting or presentation.
    • Differentiate between preparation (call plan) and execution (agenda) to streamline the process.

By following these strategies, you can simplify your approach to communication, making it more effective and impactful. Whether you are addressing a team or communicating with customers, these principles will help you achieve your objectives and foster better interactions.

To learn more - check us out at https://findmycatalyst.com

  continue reading

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