PERFORMING UNDER PRESSURE is a moment of truth. Whenever there is something at stake, you reveal yourself by how you think and speak. Some crumble, others thrive. Speaking confidently under pressure is noticed, admired and rewarded and is an essential skill for advancement.
— Ken Wydro, Think on Your Feet
This is no ordinary "how to" book. In today's fast paced world, growth is imperative. Wydro's thoughts are clear and easy to implement. A great read to stimulate your thinking." — Jim Goodrich, CLU, CHFC,
Northwestern Mutual Life
In the hurry, scurry and worry of daily life, we often lose sight of some of the principles for successful speaking, positive interpersonal exchanges, and satisfying living. — Ken Wydro, Think on Your Feet
Stimulus – THOUGHT – Response
How a brief second of thought before responding can help develop poise and calm under pressure.
The P R E P Formula
A quick, easy and dependable way to organize your thoughts on the spot.
The Personal Touch
The advantages and benefits of making a presentation “personal” rather than impersonal.
"Wanting to" versus "Having to" Presenting with enthusiasm, meaning and purpose can make the crucial difference in a presentation — and in a career.
Background Thinking
Learn how your background thinking and preparation can impact what you say and how you say it.
This book is a road map that can help us become centered and "on purpose." If you want control of your life, your destiny and your future, read this book... —Carol Coffnett, COO,
Gratiot Community Hospital,
Alma, Michigan
Communication is the exchange of information, feelings and spirit." — Ken Wydro, Think on Your Feet
To help you get along with people you don’t like and communicate with those who have given you trouble in the past, follow three simple rules. These are the “rules of the road” for communicating at the nuts and bolts level — where you find yourself most of the time.
Relax Your Shoulders
When in the heat of battle, physically relax your shoulders, your eyebrows, your hands — any area of your body that becomes tense, tight or taut.
Talk "With" Not "At"
Nobody responds well when they are talked “at.” Talking “with” draws people in. Talking “at” drives them away.
Organize: Get to the Point
Learn a quick formula to organize your thoughts on the spot. P-R-E-P. Efficient, concise, logical answers result in cooperation, not conflict.
