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How To Communicate Effectively with Anyone, Anywhere
Written by Raúl Sánchez and Dan Bullock
Illustrated by Rod Sánchez

ABOUT THE BOOK

Imagine speeding away from the earth into an overview perspective and being able to navigate the communication patterns of all the countries in the world. Maybe you’re emailing counterparts abroad, or enhancing presentation skills for the world stage, or negotiating in remote global teams.

Globalization has created a communications system of profound interconnectedness and the patterns in this book are the building blocks for global communication everywhere. This set of culturally-powerful “blueprints” will completely change the way you communicate across the global marketplace.

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“I currently work in managing E-commerce Platforms with a global reach, and I could not have found a better book to help me in communicating seamlessly with my team and stakeholders from different parts of the globe. I wish this book came out earlier in my career when I served as Transition Manager for IBM, as I find the authors' insights highly valuable and practical, especially in cross-continental communications and in delivering our bottom-lines.”

Carmel Anne Ignacio

E-commerce Platforms Account Executive

IBM

“Over the years, I have observed the impact Raul’s and Dan’s classes on networking had on our international students. Reading this book gave me a better understanding of the power of their strategies, and their understanding of global patterns. I will definitely be using what I have learned in communicating with my international students.”

Anna Condoulis

Associate Dean, Student and Alumni Affairs

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

“As someone who's spent years learning to communicate with a global mindset, I wish I'd had this book long before now! A comprehensive guide filled with recommendations, beautiful illustrations and instructive content, this book teaches you how to communicate well on many levels, both in person and virtually. With the underlying goal of helping others and building genuine relationships, you'll learn to connect authentically with others, no matter where they are, build a culture of generosity, and discover a trove of previously undiscovered opportunities.”

Heather McIntosh Cassano

Senior Director

GOOGLE

“Dan and Raúl are serious when they say their book will help you communicate with anyone, anywhere. I was surprised to find so many tools, tips, and examples that I could use to effectively share my ideas globally using verbal, non-verbal, and written channels. The chapters show how to communicate successfully not only with different countries or cultures but also with different personalities. As a professional who needs to communicate, in person or digitally, with people in other parts of the world, I find this book an up-to-date guide in these changing times powered by technology.”

Eumir Reyes

Director

AXITY

“If global communication was an ocean with huge waves, this book would be the lighthouse which stands like an iron between the tides. “How to Communicate Effectively With Anyone, Anywhere” is literally a shot in the arm, especially in this era, when we most need to communicate in every language. It is a guiding work full of useful data not only for the real world, but also for the digital sea. Well done Dan and Raul!”

Ipek Duman

Digital Marketing & Social Media Specialist

PAŞABAHÇE, ŞIŞCAM GLASSWARE

“When I began managing global teams, I realized that communicating effectively across cultures and different ways of working would be key to success. Written communication between cross functional teams can be misinterpreted if not done correctly to disastrous results. This book is the perfect guide for creating targeted communication for a global audience.”

Keith Malone

Senior Director, Entertainment Development

The LEGO Group

“This book is surely and highly recommended, because it is not just one more book on communication strategy. Much more than that, it is a key contribution to this field – this book is a critical tool of modern communication as a means that connects people to each other in the era of globalization. It is a clear, concise and practical book.”

Céline Fabre Pierre

Diplomat/Counselor

Permanent Mission of Haiti to the United Nations

“This is the book that I needed 10 years ago. It’s the best source I’ve read that helps with the basics of communication but also helps on how to connect with people on a global scale. With the amount of shoots and work we do internationally this book would have been beneficial to me so many times in the past. Unfortunately, I had to figure it out on my own but now wished I had this book to have guided me.”

Michael Waldron

SVP Creative Director Brand Design

Nickelodeon

 
 

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Email Effectively with Global Partners

E-communication has the potential to build powerful bridges between international business partners. To email effectively we must see emails as a dialogic process. Emailing is another aspect of interpersonal communication. The first step to effective emailing is to tap into key insights from behavioral psychology. When emailing interculturally, we must develop an adaptability that looks beyond surface ambiguity to create a human connection in a digitally-connected world.

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Develop an International Presentation Style 

An idea has power. Yet, an idea doesn’t simply get its power from storytelling, nor courage in the act of expression—an idea gets its power from service, the most important concept of presentations in the global context. In intercultural presentations, our goal is service—namely, serving as a catalyst for thought, emotion, and action. The concept of service must be a way of global presentation life.

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Network to Build Relationships that Lead to Global Innovation

Networking is about much more than finding a career opportunity—networking is also a way to gain new perspectives and learn new things. Globalized business culture is moving toward a networking culture that is collaborative, with the partnerships that lead to multinational innovation as the goal. When we know our purpose, we naturally shift our mindset to meet greater goals—in professional networking, these goals are joint opportunities that we create with others. We must build influential relationships not just by revitalizing regular networking interactions, but also by creating unforeseen interactions in new market spaces.

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“Mastering the art of communication is both the journey and reward of living. We are shapers of a better future when we work together.”

— Raúl, Dan, Rod

 

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