Tag Archive: Communication

Word Games: Do You Speak With Denotative or Connotative Language?

When you think about your role as a leader and the tone and word choice you use, the impact can be tremendous.

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Business Books: Which Ones Inspire or Impact You?

As you think back over your career, what books have inspired you or helped shape how you interact with other people? What is the main message of the book?

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Turning Managers Into Leaders

We are living in stressful times, and it doesn’t look like things will get drastically easier any time soon. But when managers can help relieve stress for employees through effective leadership skills, their own stress goes down as well. They feel like they have some level of control over their situation, and that gives people hope.

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Public Speaking: Don’t Let Fear Dilute Your Message

We can all realate to times when our fears, whether rational or not, get the better of us. The key is not to let you fear “win” by holding you back. There are several steps you can take to help alleviate the fear taking over the situation.

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We Are The Waltons

We may have technology and larger mortgage payments but our problems are all rooted in pure human nature and most situations can be resolved with good communication.

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Holding Up The Mirror

It’s really interesting to have someone new hold the mirror up to you so that you can really see how to approach things in your home life or work life differently.

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Hey Mister! The Etiquette of Addressing People Professionally

What is the best way to address people in today’s world? Should we be more traditional or are there other accepted professional ways to address each other?

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Revamped Packaging Creates New Perceptions

Even if you have fresh ideas, are you doing things to sabotage your messaging because the packaging is getting in the way? If so, then NOW is the time to address it.

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