Speak With Confidence
Humility and Gratitude: Humanizing Your Corporate Image
As coaches, we sometimes have clients with big egos and high opinions of themselves—in short, real Type A personalities. Sometimes they have trouble getting their ideas across to others or connecting with audiences. This is confusing for them (they are, after all, subject-matter experts), as having hard-charging personalities has helped them be successful and often sought-after speakers. They ask: What’s not working here? Why do some audiences tune me out? Why do I get the
Mindful Listening in a Hybrid Work World
This past year has been filled with loads of change. We have rapidly learned how to channel our energies to get our work done. There has been a lot of focus on doing, producing, participating, fulfilling deadlines, and creating content. The communication part of our work streams is still being fine-tuned. As a communication coach, I frequently tell clients that the capacity to maintain and establish trustworthy relationships is the key to success during this
Affect and Technology
Affect relates to the presentation’s general impression, the feeling it evokes. It’s like overhearing loud voices in the next room or getting “an impression” of what is happening. Affect refers to the openness, tension or mood of the experience. It is primarily intangible but a genuine and crucial part of communication. Author Dennis Becker View all posts
Communicating with Authority – On Demand Recorded Webinar
Being able to communicate assertively and confidently helps people succeed in business and personal relationships. It begins with a mindset and requires attention to non-verbal communication and delivery style. This recorded webinar will introduce you to the best practices for both and provide valuable, life-long communication skills. 30-minutes Author Jeff Turner View all posts
Getting your Message Across: Strategies for Conveying Technical and Complex Information
Communication excellence, the ability to speak clearly and convey ideas with impact, is highly associated with career and organizational success. Yet, healthcare and technology leaders face a major challenge: how to simplify complex and technical information so that others “get it”, buy in, and take action for best results. Author Laurie Schloff View all posts
Managing Employees Remotely – On Demand Recorded Webinar
With large numbers of employees working remotely, managers are grappling with a set of challenges in communication, motivation, and employee engagement to continue leading effectively. Watch our recorded webinar and you will learn: – The key challenges to remote work – Five important skills for effective remote collaboration – How to motivate and engage employees This is a unique opportunity to fine-tune your communication skills. You will learn proven strategies you can put to use
Five Tips for Telehealth Professionals
Telehealth is here to stay! Eighty percent of patients had positive experiences during the pandemic, and the same number wish to continue their telehealth sessions when meeting in person is not necessary for treatment, or as an adjunct to in person visits. No matter what the medium though, patients and clients judge healthcare providers on two dimensions: 1) Professional knowledge and expertise; and 2) Communication/relationship skills. Author Laurie Schloff View all posts
Speaking Business English Clearly
Our 30-minute recorded webinar Speaking Business English Clearly will help non-native English speakers be heard. English is the international language of business. This can be especially challenging for people whose native language is not English. This complimentary recorded webinar will introduce the most important elements of being able to speak English clearly. Watch Now Author Jeff Turner View all posts
Thinking on Your Feet
Watch our 30-minute recorded webinar: Thinking on Your Feet This informative, practical webinar teaches you how to process and organize your thoughts quickly in a way that will help you communicate clearly and with confidence. Author Jeff Turner View all posts