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Group Meetings: More Gain, Less Pain

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!We’ve talked about the fact that group meetings, especially for

Huh? Learning To Stay In The Moment

So there I was, on one of those conference calls with way too many people and all of a sudden it started to happen. The

5 Ways To Deliver A Disastrous Presentation

So you can find self-help info on how to deliver better presentations just about anywhere on the web (including this blog!); however, where can you

Arrgh! Isn’t There A Law Against Giving Bad Presentations?

I probably need to apologize in advance for this rant — I’ve finally reached my breaking point. I somehow got myself trapped in a presentation

“Once Upon A Time…” – The Role Of Storytelling In Business Communication

By Dr. Jim Anderson In the eternal quest to communicate better and have our message “stick” with our audience, a powerful tool is often overlooked

Communication Skills From The Master: Edward Tufte

If you don’t know who Edward Tufte is, then you really should. He is a Professor Emeritus at Yale University and his specialty is teaching

Persuasive Speech Time: How To Deal With Unspeakable Subjects

In the world of information technology, we actually have it pretty good. We don’t work around spinning industrial machinery nor do we operate fork-lifts or

Quick Hit: Top 10 Tips To Remember When Writing A Speech

You might think that you have the most amazing information to share with your audience; however, if you don’t structure your speech correctly, your message

I Say Hello, You Say Goodbye…

Whenever we are called on to give a speech or write a report, we almost always focus on what we’d like to say in the

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