On Thursday, July 11th at 8:30 PM, at Bar Italia in Salò, Lungolago Zanardelli 24, Paolo Borzacchiello will introduce his latest literary work. Borzacchiello, recognized as one of the leading experts in linguistic intelligence, has dedicated over fifteen years to the study and dissemination of human communication dynamics. His work is known not only for publications in prestigious newspapers such as “Il Sole 24 Ore,” but also for frequent appearances on television and radio, where he promotes his mission: “Knowledge sets you free.”
A Convivial Event
Andrea Maggioni, owner of Bar Italia, has stated that the event will not be a typical book presentation. “It will be an aperitif with friend Paolo Borzacchiello and all his readers,” Maggioni said. This gathering represents a unique opportunity to interact directly with the author and discover his latest work entitled “Bada a come parli” (Watch How You Speak).
A Literary Tradition at Bar Italia
The connection between writers and Bar Italia dates back to the 1920s when Gabriele d’Annunzio participated in the “Agonali del Remo” from this very place. This tradition continues today with figures such as André Heller, who regularly frequents the establishment during his stays on Lake Garda.
“Bada a come parli”: An Innovative Workbook
“Bada a come parli” is Borzacchiello’s first workbook and is structured into twenty-one practical lessons designed to improve linguistic skills both personally and professionally. Each lesson is divided into five teaching moments:
– Observe: Realistic or imaginary examples and dialogues.
– Understand: A theoretical explanation of the topic covered.
– Do: Practical exercises to put what has been learned into practice.
– Remember: Concise summaries of the main themes.
– Key Ideas: The three fundamental principles to always keep in mind.
This book promises to revolutionize the way we communicate on a daily basis.
The appointment is set for Thursday, July 11th at 8:30 PM at Bar Italia in Salò. Due to the exclusive nature of the event, seating will be limited.
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