365 Days with Effective Communication: 365 Life-Changing Thoughts on Communication Skills, Social Intelligence, Charisma, Success, and Happiness (Master Your Communication and Social Skills)

I have an entire shelf of 365 daily readers. Some cover the lives of notable historical figures, some are dedicated to a single subject such as leadership and some cover the Bible. To me, this daily reader is unique and fascinating. It is unique to me because I have no other daily reader that covers such a wide range of topics. My goodness, everything from your perception of reality, your mental filters, the language you use, and much about relationships. All of the topics just listed are relevant and important in our daily life. And I can see that considerable thought and work went into each day’s reading. These are not simply “Be nice today” readings. Additionally, each reading has a relevant exercise at the end that helps me remember something I read and apply it. If you are a person who enjoys thinking, learning and growing while you have a coffee or tea or whatever to start your day, I think you will enjoy this new book. I am excited about it and look forward to reading it daily.

In his amazing book, “365 days with effective communication,” Ian Tuhovsky focuses on different topics for each day of the year. These range from perception, working on limiting beliefs, working a party, managing conflict to presenting your speech.The book has short chapters with exercises. You can do a chapter a day or multiple chapters at a time as I did. He covers a wide range of topics - I resonated with some more than others.I received the ARC for this book but also bought it on kindle. This is a well thought out book. It cannot be read as just a novel and then put aside. I know that I will be referring to it from time to time.Ian Tuhovsky writes that the relationship with ourself is lifelong. The book goes beyond effective communication- it propels you to dig deeper.

I did not get through much of the book (DRM issues with Kindle).It does take the 1-day-at-a-time approach to improving communication. The book begins with building up your self-worth first. If you are a presenter or instructor, the section on that (public speaking) has a lot of good information - much like the information in the instructor training classes I went though, with additional materials. If you are a presenter or have to give presentations, this section can help a lot, especially if you tend to get nervous about your presentations. The book would be worth it for that alone.If I can get past the DRM issues and read more I will update this.

I struggle with dry conversation and self help. A of times authors will pour out all of these neat ideas, and lose the reader in the dry rhetoric and research to teach the reader. This book is as it states. Its a story of who you are and what has worked for you. I loved the quotes, the sincere voice of the author in the narration and the self help exercises. I felt its a great book, and you did a good job of teaching methods to communicate better.Great start...its a good book to be proud of.

This is a book in the line of all the other books of Ian Tuhovsky; easy to read and with tips and lessons to improve our skills. In this case the day by day method of a lesson and an exercise works pretty well to improve in communication skills. Starting by knowing ourselves and how we react to how to deal in specific situations. The good thing is you can read it page after page or select those chapters that help you at a particular situation. Recommended for everyone.

I am a huge fan of Ian's work. His work is always practical and easy to apply in your daily life. And he just made it easier. In this title he presents a daily task and adventure for every day of the year. It takes all the excuses and hard work out of the equation. We are all over worked, overwhelmed etc and our communication is suffering. But we all want to better our communications so me can have more fulfilling relationships and interactions. And this book really works. I have already read quite a few pages and am looking forward to improving my interactions one day at a time.

The author uses quotes from a variety of sources. The quotes are used to explain communication methods. This isn't a book that's just about conversation, it covers expressions, body language, eye movement, and most importantly, being present. There are exercises at the end of each day to put the ideas to use.

Every week presents different challenges of managing Effective Communication especially when you are working from home versus being in the office due to the pandemic.It's hard to see the "effects" of how to apply your recommendations via the telephone versus being in front of a person when you are at work.I like the different activities that the Author is presenting on a daily basis but it's hard to apply base on the workload you have during the week versus the weekend when you have more time.Overall I like this book and I will recommend it to friends and family for their self-improvement on a daily basis.