Musings on Spiritual Matters

This was a good quick read.  It dealt with how to establish relationships.  It provides five major connectors that are in the majority of friendships.  Some of these are just natural, but having the knowledge of them is helpful.  In a people business, having these skills, or maybe the knowledge of these skills can be highly helpful.  You will learn how to connect at a deeper level with people through the level of communication.  You can create better “click” through how you talk to people.  You also will learn that adversity will build relationships, and of course similarity.  This was a excellent book on relationships.  It is not going to give you new earth shaking news if you have a background in communication, but will give a wonderful refresher on the basic components to connections with other people.  This is a perfect book for preachers.  Also, this is a good back for those trying to make friends in life.  I believe I will do a sermon on “why you have no friends at church.”  This is a good read everyone.

Related posts:

1. Review of “Don’t Just Talk, Be Heard!”
2. Review of “Action Research”
3. Review of “Just Listen”
4. Review of “Tribal Leadership”
5. Review of “The Power Presenter”

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