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Think Like a Craftsman: The Hidden Choices That Move an Audience

著者： David J. Friedman
ナレーター： David J. Friedman
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概要
 What separates a good presentation from one that genuinely changes how people think? It's rarely a matter of charisma, clever techniques, or natural talent. More often, it's the result of choices the audience never sees. Throughout more than 1,000 speaking engagements, David Friedman has continually examined his craft, seeking to understand the choices he's learned to make almost instinctively. Why do certain stories work? Why do some ways of presenting an idea have more impact than others? What makes an audience willingand ableto see something differently? By reverse-engineering his own presentations, he's uncovered underlying principles that explain why certain approaches work and how speakers can apply them more intentionally. In Think Like a Craftsman, Friedman takes readers behind the scenes of his speaking, sharing the discoveries that emerged from years of thoughtful reflection. Through stories, real examples, and a detailed look at his own presentations, he reveals how to: Build the architecture of a thought journey that leads an audience toward new understanding. Choreograph the audience's experience through thoughtful sequencing, storytelling, and intentional choices. Recognize the subtle decisions that shape how people listen, learn, and respond. Navigate the unexpected without losing sight of the destination. For experienced speakers and communicators, the book offers a fresh way to examine skills that may have become second natureand discover new opportunities to refine them.This isn't another book of public-speaking tips and techniques. It's an invitation to see communication differentlyand to become more intentional about the choices that make it effective. Praise for Think Like a Craftsman: Few superstars become great coaches. Once a skill becomes second nature, its hard to remember how you learned it, let alone explain it. David is the rare exception. After more than 1,000 talks, he has slowed down his own swing and laid out the choices underneath it, from how a talk is built to how a single pause lands. Whether youre new to the stage or have been speaking for years, youll see your own craft more clearly, and youll know what to work on next. Dustin Campbell, Co-Founder, Persistently and Persistence Management Holdings©2026 David J. Friedman (P)2026 David J. Friedman ビジネスコミュニケーション マネジメント・リーダーシップ メンタリング・コーチング 会議・プレゼンテーション 出世
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