Pamela’s Book Reviews: “Don’t Just Talk Be Heard”, by David Levin

Posted on May 16, 2010 by Pamela Geer

 Are you aware of some of the gaps between what you say and what others actually hear?  David Levin, a communication coach, has written this book to help you close that gap and become more proficient at “being heard”.

When I read David’s book I enjoyed the light, breezy style.  He incorporates stories that make for a quick and interesting read, but the underlying framework has real meat and depth.  He gives examples and real-life scenarios that we can all relate to, but solutions and tips as well.

David has created a study guide to go with his book.    He also does a monthly newsletter.  To learn more about David, his books and newsletter, visit http://dontjusttalkbeheard.com .

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