Hold an Audience in the Palm of Your Hand
How business coach Fabienne Fredrickson keeps an audience at attention.
Posts Tagged ‘Listening’
Body Language and Communication Compensation
We are all good at some things and need work on others. Body language is no different. Use the principle of compensation to bring the weaker skill up to par.
The Great Communicator: Michael Jackson
I got a tweet from André Rieu, the well-known violinist and Johann Strauss Orchestra conductor. He was aghast at Michael Jackson’s deathand felt what many did of course. Because André is a musician and performer, however, he felt an especially profound loss. So am I and thus, so did I. Jackson was a prodigious talent and his effect on culture is permanent. As Obi-wan said, “I felt a great disturbance in The Force.”
Listening: The Most Important – And Most Neglected – Communication Skill
In the uncertain economic times of 2009, business people are desperate to have a trusted advisor. YOU can be that trusted advisor by using one of the most basic but powerful communication skills – listening.
Strategies for Successful Presentations
The basics to get you started.
Listen Well and They’ll Eat Out of Your Hand
Good listeners are hard to find.
Everything I Need To Know, I Learned As A Jingle Singer
Lessons from a tough business.
Warming Up to Cold Calls
Think about cold calling in a different way.
Once More with Feeling: Making an Emotional Connection with Your Audience
Showing your feelings will help you connect with your audiences.
Practice Pointers for Polished Presentations
No more procrastinating. Read this and speak!
