How confident are you when delivering a difficult message?
The messages you communicate to your team have a massive impact on company culture, morale, and productivity. It feels good to deliver a message that
The messages you communicate to your team have a massive impact on company culture, morale, and productivity. It feels good to deliver a message that
Last month, after delivering the opening keynote at an advertising technology conference, an economist named Samuel Wolkenhauer delivered the most engaging, humorous, and unique presentation
Clarity is a critical leadership communication tool. We provide a checklist to ensure every time you speak, your clarity helps you influence others. It was
Last year, when I published the 10 life-changing lessons I learned after 10 years in business, I expected the incredible growth of the past two
Recently, Forbes writer Emmy Lucas interviewed me about how to interrupt people on a video call. It’s a tricky subject. As a professional keynote speaker,
We know how busy the fall is with time-consuming projects like talent planning, performance reviews, strategic planning, and budgeting for next year. Whether you’re managing
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A recent article in Entrepreneur Magazine stated 85% of employees believe better communication training would significantly improve their job performance. Yet, a staggering 75% have
This month’s topic comes from our CEO Allison Shapira’s latest article in the Harvard Business Review. How can you persuade a client or senior executive
by Shelli Vasser Gilliam, Global Public Speaking Coach Have you ever wondered how some of your greatest weaknesses can become strengths? For several years, I’ve been
When I was a graduate student at the Harvard Kennedy School, I took it personally when another student referred to public speaking as an afterthought,