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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

When you find yourself giving a speech, you quickly realize that what you are missing is any sort of tools with which to give the

Love ’em or hate ’em, politicians are by and large fantastic communicators. If you take a look at their technique they may be lacking; however,

We spend all of this time coming up with our next speech, getting each and every word just right, practicing the speech, the gestures, the

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