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“The Power of Insinuation in Speaking & Writing”
September 14, 2013, at 11am ~ Scossa's Restaurant and Lounge, 8 N. Washington St., Easton ~ (410) 822-2202
Author David Mercier shares "The
Power of Insinuation in Speaking and Writing"
on September 14, 2013, at 11:00am, at
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stay for the networking lunch held afterward.
Easton resident and award-winning author
David Mercier returns to kick off the
Eastern Shore Writers' Association's new
year and first get-together with inspiring
new words of wisdom and autographed
copies of A Beautiful Medicine available for
purchase. Discussing "The Power of Insinuation
in Speaking and Writing", David will
illustrate how "much of the truth in communication
happens under the radar of the
spoken and written word." He will guide
members and guests in how understanding
"the implications that we continually make,
often unintentionally, is essential in learning
to communicate in the best way possible,
both in speaking and writing." By the
end of the meeting listeners will learn how
to be more identify these implications and
then how to be more conscious of them in
order to use them to their advantage.
"My passion is for evoking the soul of
human experience," David says, "and my
purpose is to present lectures and workshops
that are warm, informal, light-hearted
but substantive. Inspiring and illuminating,
they add value to the lives of the listeners in
substantive ways . . . the concepts are always
made practical, and listeners will learn
specific tools they can implement immediately
in their lives."
Author of the award-winning book A
Beautiful Medicine - a Radical Look at the
Essence of Health and Healing (Still Pond
Press, 2012), David has also been published
in Orthopedic Technology Review, The
Journal of Maryland Acupuncture Society,
and a variety of newspapers and publications.
An experienced lecturer on acupuncture,
health and healing, David is a graduate
of the Tai Sophia Institute in Laurel, and
holds a Master's Degree in Organization
Development from the Weatherhead School
of Management at Case Western Reserve
University.
"Many of my colleagues and volunteers
have begun practicing David's ideas
and it's made a tremendous difference in the
way they approach their lives and their
work," Susan Piggot, Volunteer Coordinator
at the Talbot Hospice Foundation said
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