Transactional Analysis in Real Life: Always Make Result Oriented Meaningful Communication

by Hitesh Vaghela

Do you want to maximize your communication / interaction to be meaningful and positive? Do you want to minimize possible conflicts and strained relationship with your spouse? Do you want that you have best possible communication with your boss? Do you want your subordinates love you and follow your command? If yes, than this book is for you. ‘Transactional Analysis’ – Psychological Theory developed by Eric Berne in 1960 has been widely used in Business Communication, Organisation Development, Self-help, Counselling, Education and Psychological Therapy. It is considered to the base from where communication starts. It is the mind state before & during of communication. If you understand ‘Transaction Analysis’ concept, analysis own most dominated ego state (personality), understand relationship patterns and learn how to shift own ego state, you can be master in communication, can maximise your communication to becomes most effective, meaningful and you have less interpersonal conflicts in your personal as well as professional relations. Understanding ‘Transactional Analysis’ concepts, not only help you in making communication meaningful, but it also helps you to avoiding possible conflicts, in better negotiation and keep you in a states which are likable by most and makes you more productive and happy. ‘Transactional Analysis’ in a Real Life – is a practical book which explains Transaction Analysis theory in very simple language that can be easily understand by persons whether one has psychological study background or not. It helps you to make your communication more meaningful and positive. It helps in reducing possible conflicts, in better negotiations, in counselling and in better relationship.

59 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 25, 2020

Reviews

[Ganesh Kumar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brief and Direct

A very specific and practical description of concept with relevant examples. A must read for better relationship in all areas of life and work.