Never underestimate the impact a quiet, calm voice can have when it asks the right question in a room full of loud voices having only answers.
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Many communicators struggle with the challenge to convey a complete picture of their topic to their audience. After all, it’s quite a complex topic to
Not kind of wrong. Not “we see things differently” wrong.Flat-out, factually, objectively wrong. Do you still have to listen? Do you still have to “align”?
All too often, corporate messaging suffers from – let’s be straight – bullshitting. Promising the blue from the skies, using fluffy statements, and decorating vague
