Publisher's Synopsis
Linguadynamics(R)--"Language Power!"--The Sci-Art of Effective Self-Expression for Winning Life's Riches and Greater Rewards--is presented in a series of seven-books collectively called The 7 Gems of Winning. Linguadyanamics is "The Communicational Neuroscience of Language Power." Each book in the series is named for a particular gem stone. The first book is The Diamond Gem of Winning, the second is The Emerald Gem of Winning. This Ruby Gem of Winnning is the third book in the series. The remaining books are The Sapphire, Amethyst, Topaz and Pearl Gems of Winning.
The 7 Gems of Winning present the authors' new, trademarked methodology of language-usage called "Linguadynamics." (R) "Lingua" refers to "language;" "dynamics" to "power." Linguadynamics(R) means "language power."
The Gems provide ingenious Linguuadynamic Techniques that instruct, train, rehearse and groom readers in using the "language power" of Linguadynamics(R) to become more effective in communication, presentation, and self-expression, more successful in social situation, business transactions and personal endeavors. Linguadynamic Techniques s(R) instill unshakeable confidence, imperturbable assurance and unruffled composure when communicating and interacting with others, making presentations, pursuing objectives and fulfilling aspirations.
The authors of the series are Dominic J. Potts, Esq., J.D. and his wife Mena E. Potts, MSW, Ph.D. Author Dominic Potts is a retired award-winning, precedent-setting medical-legal trial attorney with doctoral studies in classical rhetoric, dialectics and forensics conducted under a doctoral fellowship granted by the University of Pittsburgh.
Author Mena E. Potts has a masters degree in psychiatric social worker and was awarded the first ever doctorate in The Psychology of Dreams and Dreaming. She developed the first Mental Health Service in Jefferson County, Ohio, developed the first Head Start Program, first Community Action Council Program and first Family Services Professional Conseling Service in Jefferson County, Ohio.
While litigating against powerful insurance companies on behalf of his clients, the author Dominic Potts employed classical rhetorical principles from his doctoral studies and developed his new methodology of language-usage in order to become more persuasive in his arguments to the court and final summation to a jury. The authors' trademarked language-methodology, "Linguadynamics," proved that during internecine litigational warfare with financially-powerful insurance companies, "Language power eclipsed financial power."
