Think Faster, Talk Smarter
How to Speak Successfully When You're Put on the Spot
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Matt Abrahams
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Matt Abrahams
“A road map to mastering the art of thinking quickly and speaking confidently, this is the perfect book for…anyone else who talks.” —Charles Duhigg, bestselling author of The Power of Habit, Smarter Faster Better and Supercommunicators
Formal presentations can be stressful. But there’s another, much more common type of communication that is even harder to manage: spontaneous situations in which people ask us unexpectedly to stand up and contribute our thoughts—without a script. In these moments, we don’t always know what to say. All too often, we freeze up or stammer out a cringeworthy response and walk away wishing for a do-over. Sure, some people naturally have the gift of gab, but how can the rest of us learn to be calmer and more eloquent in the moment?
Stanford lecturer, award-winning podcast host, and communication expert Matt Abrahams provides powerful, life-changing strategies for conveying your ideas on the fly. Think Faster, Talk Smarter explores how to connect with any audience, respond to the mood of the room, structure your thoughts for maximum impact, make your content concise and memorable, and more. Abrahams also shares best practices for everyday speaking, including delivering killer pitches, providing helpful feedback, making small talk, and fixing mistakes, as well as practical skills that make social interactions feel effortless. With a new chapter on AI and tactics for using it as an accelerator rather than a crutch, Abrahams reveals how to project a distinctly human presence that builds trust and sets you apart in critical conversations.
Think Faster, Talk Smarter cracks the code on impromptu speaking with seven simple steps for mastery:
• Taming anxiety
• Celebrating mediocrity
• Reframing priorities
• Deepening listening
• Structuring spontaneity
• Sharpening your focus
• Projecting your presence
Whether you’re dealing with your boss asking you an unexpected question during a high-stakes meeting, a chance encounter with a love interest, or all eyes turning to you at a dinner party, you’ll know how to navigate with confidence and bring out your very best. Packed with actionable tips and exercises, Think Faster, Talk Smarter will help you become more comfortable, authentic, and compelling in spontaneous situations—so that your next big moment in the spotlight can be one of your best.
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"Communication expert and podcast host Matt Abrahams delivers useful advice on how to think on one’s feet with the relaxed polish of a seasoned voice professional. With his pitch range and natural pacing, he draws listeners in with his enthusiasm. His voice and ideas sparkle with energy. The guide is intuitively organized and covers a wide range of speaking situations, such as interviews, Q&A sessions, unscripted remarks to an audience, and conversations between employees and bosses. His focus on the emotional dynamics of any speaking situation will help listeners feel more confident when faced with a speaking challenge. While his insights are sophisticated, his uncomplicated writing and smooth delivery make them sound reasonably easy to implement."
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