Think Like a Lawyer: Mastering Clear and Logical Expression
- Professional CommunicationConcise PersuasionActive Listening Framework
- Categories:Communication & Social Skills Critical Thinking
- Language:Japanese(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:Japan
- Publication date:May,2025
- Pages:192
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Feature
★ Transcends superficial techniques revealing core principles: "Trust = Personal Integrity × Deliberate Practice" unlocks true success.
★ More actionable than The Pyramid Principle! Leverages Eastern wisdom with "approachability" and "winsome charm" to elevate persuasion.
★ Solves "talking without impact" workplace pain points. A 187-page slim volume teaching lawyer-grade precision for every professional context.
★ Partnership-tier Tokyo attorney shares proven methods: Flip passive audiences to active participants using "engagement reversal tactics."
Description
Clients enter law offices burdened with intricate dilemmas. Attorneys must actively listen, dissect tangles, and reframe jargon into accessible solutions.
This book adapts lawyers’ communication mastery for daily business needs – from sales pitches to public speeches. Groundbreaking axioms include: "Truth needn’t be bluntly stated"; "Even vital advice falls flat if delivered dully"; "Summon courage to stop before over-explaining—strategic omission sparks curiosity"; "Silence after your talk? That’s the speaker’s failure to ignite interest."
Transform every professional interaction with these counterintuitive yet proven techniques.
Author
Nara Masaya,Graduate of Keio University’s Economics Faculty. While working at Mizuho Trust & Banking, began preparing for Japan’s hyper-competitive national bar exam at 40, passing at 45. Held executive roles including Chief Risk Management Officer and Head of Strategic Planning before becoming Executive Director. Served as Managing Executive Officer at Mizuho Real Estate Sales (2014). After leaving corporate leadership, completed legal apprenticeship. Practicing attorney since 2017 with Torikai Law Offices. Current public service roles include Commissioner of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations’ Trust Center and Board Director for multiple listed companies (TAMRON Co., Ideal Corp., Kumagai Gumi Co.).
Contents
Part 2: Decoding Attorney-Level Communication
1.Start with Your "Conclusion" or "Key Argument"
2.Proposal Success Depends on Audience Psychology – Not Rhetorical Skill
3.Captivating Others Relies on Authentic Voice – Not Manipulative Tactics
4.Revealing Legal Professionals’ "Active Listening Framework"
5.Sequence Messages by Listener Needs – Not Speaker Convenience
6.Provoke Meaningful Questions
7.Atorney Toolkit: Pragmatic Tips & Scripts
8.Preparing Supporting MaterialsPart 3: The Foundational Truths That 9.Matter Most








