How often do you hear about the importance of communication? Communication is vital to success in almost any job, pursuit, and area of life. Yet so few people know how to communicate effectively, and even fewer people feel comfortable doing so. How do we overcome the obstacles of fear and lack of knowledge in this area? You'll find out in today's episode. I have brought on an expert in the field of communication. Not only is he the best communicator I've had the privilege of meeting, but he is also incredibly knowledgeable about success as a whole.
My guest today is Mark DeEulio. Mark DeEulio has been in business all his life. As the son of a successful US entrepreneur, Mark had firsthand experience in the establishing and running of all phases of operations in several successful businesses. He set out on his own in the construction industry in California at 18 and in one year achieved the level of foreman on construction crews, overseeing the production of people much older than him. After mastering the construction trade, Mark found his next challenge in Communications and Management. From ages 20 to 24, Mark was a Communications instructor and an Executive, training people in the art and science of communication. One year later, Mark became the senior consultant for the fastest growing and largest healthcare/dental consulting firm in the world. With revenues over 25 million, Mark led this firm as their top Management speaker and carved a niche in the industry that leaves him in demand still. From 2001 to 2009, Mark conducted seminars at conventions, workshops, and business training in all parts of Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and the UK for Rotarian organizations, private business clubs, municipal administrations and airlines, as well as consulted corporations there. Today he is a leading speaker for management training firms in the US as well as a sought-after speaker for business conventions and meetings. He has spoken to well over 400,000 people all over the world and is known as the top presenter of management technology today on many continents. He is also President of his own consulting firm, Vanguard Management Systems, where he provides courses, workshops, and strategic coaching for 5-50 million dollar corporations.
In this episode with Mark, we talk about how so many people are afraid to communicate and don't say anything, when they should be doing the opposite! We touch on communication patterns of younger generations, as well as today's young generation specifically. We discuss the importance of engineering a conversation, especially when you are talking to someone with poorer communication skills. We also elaborate on how important communicating is for networking. Additionally, we talk about some broader aspects of success in general. Throughout it all, Mark uses stories and experiences from his own life to demonstrate his points that are both helpful and very interesting! Make sure to listen to this one closely, there is a lot of great value in it.
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