Posts Tagged ‘Authenticity’

2008 Communication Successes

Politicians and not businessmen dominate this communications review, just as it was in my review of the year’s faux pas. There were also fewer successes to note this year. Will this continue in 2009?

Send Me No Emailed Holiday Greetings

Sending holiday cards does take planning and hours of writing, signing, stuffing and stamping, but it’s worth it. Receiving a holiday card does give you a lift at a hectic time of year.

The Persuasiveness of Authenticity

To be authentic, to have authenticity, you must have intention – your heart must be aligned with the purpose of your message.

Clinton and Palin: Women Win The Speechstakes

Boy, it’s a great time to be a speech expert as well as a leading authority on political communication. And both political parties provided a great show, particularly the speeches of Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin. They each had a job to do and enormous hurdles to overcome.

Jenna Bush Makes Parents Look Good

Raising a successful child today, especially under media glare, is an achievement well done and to be noted.

Back From Dubai

Dubai has promoted itself as a tourist mecca (pun intended) as well as international business center. Therefore, service is the name of the game.

Generosity in Business Communications: Four Stories

Put yourself in someone else’s shoes and see or experience a situation as they might. Better yet, give to them and be generous in your communications and relationships. You will reap the benefits.

2007 Communication Faux Pas Hall of Fame

The top picks for 2007′s most egregious communication errors.

Vick, Jobs, Jones and The Power of Apology

Though out of fashion, apology is a leadership skill and a powerful communications tool.

Hillary’s Laugh and Rudy’s Phone Call – The Inauthenticity Sweepstakes

No amount of staged tactics or diversions will, ultimately, convince a client to place their trust in someone who isn’t the real deal.

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