Average communicators deliver information, good ones spark our interest, great ones redefine what’s possible for us.
All of them do it using words.
But what a difference the words they use make.
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Often, when I say these words to one of my clients, you can almost see the shackles breaking apart, scattering in every direction. Free!Finally! Free
Yesterday, my friend Shane Cradock asked “What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?” It’s a powerful question and I’d like to dig
When you’re testing a new approach, are you really testing it or are you just playing around? When we play around, we don’t expect to
