Diamonds are forever...The makeup of makeup artists...Just do it.
These are iconic headlines that convey a rich idea in a handful of words. And while headlines are ubiquitous in marketing, they also play a role in business communication.
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When you speak too quickly, your audience has to work harder just to keep up. And when listening becomes work, engagement drops, people stop processing, their minds wander, and even your best ideas can get lost.
Here are two powerful ways to slow down and dramatically improve your impact:
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Adopting your audience’s perspective, and shaping your communication around what they need, is one of the most powerful tools you can use to elevate your communication skills.
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You’re an expert. You’re tasked with talking about your expertise—maybe it’s to clients, the entire company, partners, or the public. The problem is your audience is eclectic and comprised of experts and non-experts. What do you do?
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Internal email communication doesn’t have to be time consuming and soul-sucking. With just a few simple habits, we can reduce inbox chaos, improve outcomes, and strengthen your office’s communication culture.
Here are four tips to improve your internal email culture…
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Today, we want to cut to the chase and provide the top tips for public speaking. These are the tips the experts don't want you to know. They are the holy grail of public speaking tips, and we're giving to them to you for FREE!
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What happens when you don’t communicate? Do your colleagues, employees, partners, or clients just go about their day? …
To answer these questions, let’s examine two extremely well-documented features of human behavior…
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Imagine if your audience—your team, bosses, clients, or customers, had a “communication crystal ball” for your next presentation. What would they see?
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Spoken communication is inherently interpersonal. Whether you’re standing in front of hundreds or sitting across from a single person, you’re asking your audience to join you, to listen to you, and to explore ideas with you. You’re inviting them on a journey, through information and implication. You need them with you. And a great way to spark that connection is through meaningful eye contact.
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