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Can I Trust You? Tips for Inspiring Trust through Body Language
Whether trying to gain new clients, make a connection with a colleague, or make an impression on your boss, being viewed as trustworthy is essen...
Use It or Lose It! Practice for Communication Success
How often do you take the time to practice your communication skills? If you’re like most people, the answer is probably, “not enough!” On...
Excuse Me? Handling Interruptions with Grace and Confidence
Being interrupted at work is one of the most frustrating professional experiences. On the one hand, it’s easy to let it slide: you don’t wan...
What’s the Rush? Finding the Perfect Rate of Speech
Have you ever listened to a speaker that flies through their presentation at a breakneck pace? What about a colleague or client who speaks so qu...
Crafting a Voicemail Greeting That’s As Polished and Professional As You Are!
How many voicemail messages do you get each week? If you’re like most professionals, you’re often far too busy to answer your phone as it ri...
Are Your Voicemails Sending the Right Message?
When was the last time you had to replay a voicemail because you couldn’t understand the caller the first time around? Taking the time to try ...
Let Your Hands Do the Talking! 3 Tips to Make Gestures Work for You
One of the most common questions people have when speaking in public is, “What do I do with my hands?” Some people become overly aware of th...
The Eyes Have It!
Do others perceive you as a strong, compelling natural leader? Or someone who is timid, unprofessional or unsure of themselves? Some of the most...