Think Faster, Talk Smarter, Talk Like TED and Win Every Argument 3 Books Collection Set

Think Faster, Talk Smarter, Talk Like TED & Win Every Argument is a three-book collection bringing together practical writing on communication and public speaking. It is presented as a set comprising Think Faster, Talk Smarter, Talk Like TED and Win Every Argument.

Included titles

• Think Faster, Talk Smarter
• Talk Like TED
• Win Every Argument

Key details

• Three-book communication and public speaking collection set
• Includes Think Faster, Talk Smarter, Talk Like TED and Win Every Argument
• Talk Like TED is written by Carmine Gallo
• Win Every Argument is written by Mehdi Hasan

Synopses

Think Faster, Talk Smarter

This title frames clear communication as a foundation for success in life and business, particularly when there is no time to prepare. It focuses on high-pressure moments that can cause people to freeze, from unexpected questions in a sales pitch to being put on the spot in meetings or asked to deliver a toast.

It also reflects on how the pandemic changed the communication landscape, reducing spontaneity during lockdown and influencing how people speak up in the years since.

Talk Like TED

TED Talks are positioned as a contemporary benchmark for effective presenting, with techniques intended to make presentations more dynamic and to build confidence in public speaking. Carmine Gallo, bestselling author of The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs, analyses leading talks and interviews popular presenters to identify nine shared “secrets” behind successful TED-style delivery.

Guidance includes the “eighteen-minute rule”, alongside a step-by-step method for creating, designing and delivering talks designed to be engaging, persuasive and memorable.

Win Every Argument

Set against what it calls a “fiercely polarised” backdrop, this guide argues that debate is both unavoidable and necessary, from social media exchanges to everyday conversations. It presents thoughtful arguments made in good faith as a way to tackle complex problems and generate new ideas.

British-American journalist and broadcaster Mehdi Hasan sets out an approach to communicating with confidence, moving beyond online “tit-for-tats” and aiming for more productive debates.

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