Listen, People!
If you are over forty and reading this blog post, you are beginning to experience –however subtly – the symptoms ...
How Have Communications Changed Since 9/11?
OK, I’m not even going to comment on how it’s possible that it has been 20 years since 9/11. The ...
The Problem with Virtual Communication
Long before the pandemic, I was a technophile. I always latched onto the latest tech, and believed that being up-to-date ...
What is Charisma?
What is charisma? I get asked that question a lot, by speakers who want more of it, and by audience ...
Just One Question Episode 55: Nick chats with leadership communications Gina London.
Gina London is a Leadership Communications expert who coaches organizations and executives around the world, a former CNN anchor, and ...
Just One Question Episode 53: Nick chats with lawyer, author and business coach Heather Hansen
Heather Hansen is a lawyer, the author of two books: The Elegant Warrior, and the upcoming Advocate to Win. She’s ...
The Dangers of Faulty Thinking
I took part in a logic training course years ago, an extra-curricular course designed to make better debaters of us ...
Do You Want the Bad News or the Good News First? How Neuroscience Can Help Us Be Better Speakers
Neuroscientists are now able to tell us startlingly specific things about how our brains work. Recent research details ways to ...
Why You Need to Gesture on Zoom
What are gestures really for? When we speak, most of us wave our hands around in ways that we don’t ...
Just One Question Episode 45: Nick chats to performer and recording artist and Aaron Larget-Caplan.
Aaron Larget-Caplan is a performer, a recording artist, the director of a Spanish music ensemble, a gifted teacher, known for ...
