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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!How does that children’s rhyme go? “Sticks and stones will

Have you ever sat through a dry an boring speech? Of course you have, we all have. Did you spend any time trying to

When we are given an opportunity to address a group, we spend a great deal of time preparing what we are going to say and

Just in case you’ve forgotten it, the #1 question on the minds of any audience that is seated and waiting for you to begin talking

I just got back from spending the better part of a week up in Chicago at a big health care conference (HIMSS09). This was an

One question that I keep getting asked over and over by speakers that I am working with is if storytelling is such a powerful communication

Even if you don’t work in the world of high-finance, you surely know who Alan Greenspan is. He was the chairman of the U.S. Federal

We can talk about how to be a better communicator all we want, but in the end it comes down to learning – and we

We’ve all had that moment of disbelief – you know the one, when someone recorded you saying something and then played it back to you.

I was quietly minding my own business the other day when Lisa Braithwaite from the blog Speak Schmeak reached out to me via email and

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