Give Good Face (and Voice!)
Studies show that trust – perhaps the most important element of effective communication – is closely tied to facial expression. In our first year of
Studies show that trust – perhaps the most important element of effective communication – is closely tied to facial expression. In our first year of
We’ve all heard the old adage, “Dress for the job you want, not the job you have,” and I think most of us would agree
When communicating something important, be it one-to-one or one-to-many, it’s important to emphasize key ideas to influence and drive action. But it’s also important to
I know I’m not the typical audience for a presentation or pitch. Unlike most people, I listen to people presenting ideas for a good part
As many of my clients will agree, the most challenging part of any presentation, meeting, or other high-stakes communication is the beginning (with the end
It’s a common temptation to add qualifiers like, “very,” “really,” “super,” “amazingly,” “totally,” etc. to our descriptive words – especially when they relate to our
Take a listen: I was recently interviewed on Digital Tells Podcast discussing the benefits of bringing generosity into communication:
Solid communication skills are key to leadership success – it’s never too early to start. Avoiding , or “ghosting,” shows an inability to communicate. How