Virtual Communication Is Flawed in Some Key Ways, Part 2
This is the second of two posts on some of the problems that arise with virtual communications. Communicating in the ...
This is the second of two posts on some of the problems that arise with virtual communications. Communicating in the ...
You’ve heard the old saying that you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression, so you know ...
Ever since the Internet blew apart the old analogue job of speaker bureaus – to present speakers to their buyers, the meeting ...
The third and final presidential debate was the angriest, beginning with the opening, as the two candidates walked on. The ...
I am happy to report good news for speakers. A recent study in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin offers ...
I’ve written occasionally about the power of mirroring to create trust in human interaction. The reason is relatively straightforward – ...
In two previous posts I discussed some preliminary work I’ve been doing on the life cycle of a business relationship. I ...
What is the life cycle of a business relationship? And how does neuroscience help us understand it, if at all? ...
There are a few times in life when we take a leap, a leap of faith, a leap of trust. ...
So often speakers preparing a speech start with their passion, their expertise, or their response to an invitation. But what ...