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Instant Messaging: Friend or Foe?

Instant Messaging: Friend or Foe?

May 28, 20210 Comments
“The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said” – Peter Drucker​ ​ In this day and age it is becoming easier to communicate instantly through
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5 Smart Tips for Job Hunters During Covid-19

5 Smart Tips for Job Hunters During Covid-19

March 15, 20210 Comments
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try, just one more time.”… Thomas A. Edison 1. Update and Improve your Resume
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Communication after the Trauma

Communication after the Trauma

January 23, 20170 Comments
Psychological trauma is a unique individual experience of an event or enduring conditions, in which:   The individual’s ability to integrate his/her emotional experience is overwhelmed, or The individual experiences (subjectively)
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What The Eye Perceives The Brain Conceives

What The Eye Perceives The Brain Conceives

January 30, 20150 Comments
I recently watched a Ted Talk video and truly loved the message that was conveyed by Clint Smith to his audience. I then decided to look a little deeper and
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On Air…Don’t Clam Up

On Air…Don’t Clam Up

November 19, 20140 Comments
I was recently interviewed on the radio. The mere thought of speaking and being broadcast to thousands of listeners was enough to excite and jolt ones nerves into submission. Why
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Communicate and Connect. Confidently

Communicate and Connect. Confidently

October 20, 20142 Comments
Whoever told you that presenting to a group of people is easy, does not know what he or she is talking about. Coming up with a brilliant idea is not
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Ethically Speaking

Ethically Speaking

August 14, 20141 Comments
You go for a job interview and receive the call that the job is yours. You are filled with appreciation, excitement and an increased level of self confidence. You arrive
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Cold, Warm, Hot…Call!

Cold, Warm, Hot…Call!

July 21, 20140 Comments
Do you find that you tense up and busy yourself with odds and bobs around the office when you hear that you need to begin cold calling? Are you putting
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How Does a Company Assess it’s Communication Return On Investment (ROI)?

How Does a Company Assess it’s Communication Return On Investment (ROI)?

May 5, 20142 Comments
What is  Return on Investment (ROI)? Does one size fit all businesses? How does one assess ROI when it comes to communication, and particularly the training and coaching of communication
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Why Can’t The Man On The Street Learn To Speak ?

Why Can’t The Man On The Street Learn To Speak ?

April 17, 20142 Comments
 One of my favourite musicals “My Fair Lady” has always had, and always will have, a great and very positive impact on both my life and my work. Funnily enough,
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4 Steps To More Meaningful Conversations

4 Steps To More Meaningful Conversations

April 1, 20140 Comments
George Bernard Shaw said, “The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” It does not take a wise person to explain that there is
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“A la Carte” Restaurant Communication

“A la Carte” Restaurant Communication

March 24, 20140 Comments
​I recently attended a business lunch at a restaurant that I had not visited in several months. On arrival, I was greeted by the waiters and manager at the door
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