The book "The Power of Questions. How to Effectively Communicate and Persuade Others"

ABOUT THE BOOK "THE POWER OF QUESTIONS"
A publication about how to become an advocate for your life — a person who stands up for what you believe in. How to convince your boss to give you a promotion? How to persuade a teenager to choose a different faculty for admission? How to push a person to change their political views? In short — without coercion and with the help of the right questions. If you want to expand — you'd better read Gaudi.

The author shares lessons from nearly two decades in the courtroom and four terms in politics, personal stories, and practical advice. He focuses on different types of questions to elicit information, hear a desired answer, or simply stir emotions. Gowdy talks about his own mistakes, a conversation that changed his views on criminal justice, and James Comey's interrogation of Hillary Clinton. All so you can learn how to ask the right questions and get what you want or compromise.

WHO IS THIS EDITION FOR?
For anyone who wants to speak confidently, defend their views, and influence the opinions of others. Especially relevant for lawyers, politicians, journalists, and PR professionals.

WHY THIS BOOK IS BY TREY GAUDI
This is an opportunity to learn from the best. A successful communicator and prosecutor with a brilliant track record tells you how to persuade others to your point of view, be confident and consistent, and ask the right questions to get the desired conclusions.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Trey Gowdy is a prosecutor with nearly 20 years of experience. He chaired the House Oversight and Reform Committee in 2017–2018. After four terms in Congress, he returned to private practice. He is the co-author of the best-selling book United.