This week, I’m asking one simple but important question each day for you to ponder (on your own or with your team):
Good communicators know how to surface their brilliance. But how can you make your audience feel brilliant?
This week, I’m asking one simple but important question each day for you to ponder (on your own or with your team):
Good communicators know how to surface their brilliance. But how can you make your audience feel brilliant?
Let’s suppose your customer knows what you know. Would you trust them with the decision to buy from you? If not then why not? Is
When you believe in better, it’s your obligation to speak with the clarity that’s required for your audience to resonate with your message. Change requires
In many organizations, facts are the fuel that inform decisions, large and small. A thorough presentation of the facts involved in a decision making process