Emote: Using Emotions to Make Your Message Memorable by Vikas Gopal Jhingran-Paperback

In an age where effective communication plays an important role, factors like language barriers and cultural differences can impede one from speaking more effectively. But if the winner of the Toastmasters World Championship of public speaking in 2007, Vikas Jhingran, is to be believed cultural background, accent, and the words used in communication are not important at all for good public speaking. Despite having a PhD from an Ivy-league university Vikas Jhingran was not allowed to present his work to the clients owing to his poor speaking skills. The fact that he was an introvert and an immigrant from India did not help matters. But he mastered the art of public speaking by focussing on the important aspect of communication - transfer of emotions. Emote talks about the benefits of keeping this aspect in mind when you talk. By using this emotion-based approach, the speaker can connect with the audience. This book is useful for introverts, non-native speakers, and also for people with perceived handicaps in their speech. The novel stresses on the importance of the emotional connect between the speaker and the audience, in order to deliver a powerful public speech. Emote uses many scientific concepts to illustrate the idea behind an emotion-driven approach to effective communication, and undermines the usage of the traditional tool-based approach preferred by most professional speakers. This approach helped transform the reticent author into a world-class speaker. Emote was published by Random House India in the year 2014, and is available in paperback. Key Features: This book presents a different approach to improve and tackle the pitfalls of verbal communication. In an age where effective communication plays an important role, factors like language barriers and cultural differences can impede one from speaking more effectively. But if the winner of the Toastmasters World Championship of public speaking in 2007, Vikas Jhingran, is to be believed cultural background, accent, and the words used in communication are not important at all for good public speaking. Despite having a PhD from an Ivy-league university Vikas Jhingran was not allowed to present his work to the clients owing to his poor speaking skills. The fact that he was an introvert and an immigrant from India did... Read More

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