Why? Because it starts the conversation. It’s the first part of a three-stage process I’ve devised for lively communication and interaction. Here we go: 1. Provoke To stimulate interaction: the most important aspect of good communication. You don’t have to be offensive, just present something that challenges your audience’s current thinking. A statement or question […]
There are 3 ways to do this: 1. Arrive at the venue well in advance You don’t want to arrive flustered, sweaty and/or looking chaotic. Research your destination and get there an hour or two before you need to be there. Eat, drink, go to the toilet, check your social meeja, whatever you need to
Fed up with people wasting your time with clumsy presentations, run-of-the-mill phone calls or long-winded emails? Then show how it’s done with these top tips to make your communication tasty and satisfying: Simplicity Give them the essence of the whole thing immediately. What’s the real reason that you’re really speaking or writing to them? What’s
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Rogue One was another instalment of the greatest story ever told, with a finale that had me trembling in excitement. I geeked out entirely. Among all the new characters (and another female protagonist – well done Disney), a robot was introduced: K-2SO. I think he’s wonderful for being: Sarcastic Insecure Quick-witted Honest Funny Fearless Hang
I believe people mess up presentations due to these 3 reasons: They miss the point of the presentation. They don’t rehearse, and consequently flounder. They get stuck on a set routine of delivery. Let’s nail these one a time, like 3 spies from a certain popular British franchise: The Bigger Picture Think like M the strategist, working out what
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