Julian Treasure wants to make the world a better sounding place. In my book, that’s worth listening to.” — Simon Honywill, Consultant Sound Engineer - Glastonbury Festivals, TED Global
“Julian’s books should be bibles for anyone who works in sound communication. I’ve been doing it for 40 years, teaching it for 20, and still I learn from him every time I open a page.” — Tony Hertz, Hertz: Radio & Brand Sound, Manila
“Julian takes an everyday subject that we all take for granted and provides a glimpse "behind the curtain" of the detail and science of noise. From there, he explains how to turn this to your advantage and really be heard and also to listen fully. His words are so clear, you can almost hear his voice talking directly to you! This is a practical how-to guide which will help you achieve much more with your voice and to really get your thoughts across.” — Bronwen Gibbs
“Julian is on the cutting edge of changing how many perceive our world, with practical advice mixed with a fresh and innovative approach around the fields of sound and communication. I have benefitted from his advice and generosity and I would advise anyone to tune in to his world and thinking” — Richard Francis, Founder, Senscape
“Julian's book must be a standard text for all young people, to ensure that listening skills help to create a better world for us to live in.” — Chris Perry, Global Job Coach
“How to be Heard has had a positive effect on my conscious ability to listen and communicate better. The book is a must read for anyone who wants to improve their listening skills and understand the effect sound has on day to day life. It has benefitted my business; improved dialogue between the team and made us happier, calmer and most of all made us feel we are heard!” — Karen Oliver, MD, Zebedee Creations
“Julian Treasure is such an important voice in a world so saturated in noise. Everyone should follow his excellent and timely lessons. Stop the chatter and start listening – preferably to him!” — Liza Dezfouli, Writer
“Julian Treasure has long since been an inspirational voice for applied sound. His suggestion that politicians' “talks” should be called “listens” made me smile at its simplicity and geniality. Julian is well-respected in the small circle of international applied sound communication. He has now firmly occupied the territory of the effects of the spoken word as THE authority. In his new book, he expands the borders from concentration on the recipient to include the transmitter and delivers powerful insights on how to use words to their maximum effect. Apart from that, he is a rather nice bloke!” — John Groves, Founder, GROVES Sound Branding
