You Can't Text a Tough Conversation

Hello All I hope you are having a blessed day, today I will be doing another book review from Revell A division of Baker Publishing Group. I received a book called: You Can't Text a Tough Conversation By Mike Bechtle for free for my honest opinion.

About The Book

When it comes to the tough stuff, we need real, face-to-face conversations. But have we lost the art?

There's no denying that as our use of technology has increased, our communication skills have decreased. Technology creates the illusion of being in touch, but we lose the deeper meaning conveyed by body language, facial expression, and tone of voice. We text when we should talk. We tweet firings and breakups. We vent our frustrations with other people online. Whether it's with a spouse, a friend, a boss, a co-worker, or children, those tough conversations create high anxiety. In the end, what we have are broken relationships and hurt feelings.

In this timely book, communication expert Mike Bechtle shows you how to build strong relationships, offering tried-and-true methods to navigate the muddy waters of having tough conversations--in person. With his help, you'll learn to be a better listener, give and receive genuine feedback, saturate your relationships with kindness, and much more--so that you'll feel confident when it comes time to actually talk.

Review

My honest opinion is that the book is okay, its not a favorite of mine but it definitely talked about somethings that are totally true in my opinion. People have no communication skills now days instead of calling you they test you. What happen to the good oh calling you on your birthday now you get a text saying happy birthday. Please also are sending group text to invite you to parties instead of calling you or even sending you an invite in the mail people are getting lazy with there communications skills. Overall good information but just not my cup of tea, but the author did an awesome job.

I received a book called: You Can't Text a Tough Conversation By Mike Bechtle for free for my honest opinion.