What’s Wrong with Virtual Communication, Part 2
Virtual relationships are more fragile and easily disrupted because they all lack the unconscious connections our face-to-face interactions automatically convey. ...
Do You Have What It Takes to Become a Thought Leader?
I often get asked about how you can launch a career as a thought leader. Rather than keep the discussion ...
Two New Business Stories for Corporate Communicators
According the most recent Gallup numbers I could find, American businesses rank about equally with Congress in trust, well below the ...
The Olympics, Failure, and Public Speaking
If you’re a public speaker, sooner or later you’re going to have to learn to deal with failure. A presentation ...
Is Storytelling Important?
How important is storytelling? Is it essential in some way to the human endeavor, or is it simply nice to ...
What Should a Speaker Wear – 2018 Update
It’s time for the 2018 update on what a speaker should wear for an important speech. And they’re all important, ...
Corporate Communications and the Problem with GE
Pity poor GE and new CEO John Flannery. Its great reputation is tarnished. Its stock price has tanked. And its ...
The Crock Pot and the Five Steps Every Corporate Communicator Should Take
I love our Crock-Pot. I made a stew in it just the other day that was ready at the end ...
Oprah for President? 5 Takeaways from her Golden Globes Acceptance Speech
As you’ve probably heard by now, last night Oprah Winfrey (not that she needs the last name; she’s Oprah to ...
New Year’s Resolutions for Speakers – 2018
I’m back from a quick holiday and looking forward to pushing the art and science of communications forward with you ...
