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6 things extroverted public speakers can do for introverts, The Eloquent Woman, March 21, 2012
“Extroverts will come find me before a talk, raise their hands (sometimes too much), volunteer to do demonstrations, answer questions to the audience. Introverts need a bit more (and sometimes less) from you. Here’s my personal list of 6 things you can do for the introverts in your audience when you’re the extroverted speaker.”
4 Principles of Communication, Training, January 2012
“We know how to use agendas, objectives, and examples, but did you know our learners are naturally wired to look for specific things during the learning process?”
5 Things You Should Say at Work Today, bnet, July 2011
“…I most regret things I didn’t say: To employees who reported to me, to peers, and to a person I worked for. Those are moments I’d like to have back.”
5 Communication Mistakes New Managers Make, Integra Leadership, March 2011
“Communication skills are not usually taught, much less monitored for impact on employees. Most new leaders are a little insecure within their new leadership position and this can lead to behaviors that are perceived as either over-assertive or under-assertive.”
Communication Mistakes Every Office Makes, OPEN Forum, February 2011
“There’s no doubt about it — the workplace can sometimes feel like an endless entanglement of conflict and confusion.”
20 Simple Steps to the Perfect Persuasive Message, PsyBlog, December 2010
“Here are the most important points for crafting the perfect persuasive message, all of which have scientific evidence to back them up.”
Balanced Arguments Are More Persuasive, PsyBlog, November 2010
“The instinct to paper over weaknesses in our argument is wrong—so long as we counter criticism.”
The Power of Good Communication, Conversation Agent, November 2010
“In a world where tools are increasingly taking attention away from where the real action is — people processing information, learning, and connecting — good communication is there to give people on both sides of the conversation a voice.”
Men, Women, Emotions and Communication, Psychology Today, November 2010
“It is interesting to note that women think and feel at the same time, while men can only think or feel.”
A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to Effective Communication, Harvard Business Review, October 2010
“Communication in military combat is essential to successfully execute a plan. It ensures safety, keeps everyone focused on their responsibilities, and builds awareness in rapidly changing environments.”
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