Say what you mean and mean what you say!
It’s that simple.
When was the last time you asked?
“This is deep in our DNA!” Except that it wasn’t as the two founders had to learn when they faced the facts. We had asked
How to build trust
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Moving people
Somewhere along the way, “professional” communication became dry, corporate, and utterly forgettable. Businesses love the cautious wording. Overworked sentences. Industry-approved jargon. The kind of words
Missed opportunities
The introduction is probably the single biggest missed opportunity in many presentations. What’s the purpose of your first sentence? Some people would probably answer it’s