Did you know that those great Steve Jobs presentations that launched so many iconic products were rehearsed over and over? Jobs didn’t just read from a teleprompter; he embodied his message. Follow his example and you’ll make great presentations, effortlessly. To support you, here are three tips from the Harvard Business Review. Practice under mild stress. In addition to […]
Read More →Forbes.com contributor Mark Murphy says that about 25% of the population are intuitive communicators. They prefer knowing the big picture and getting to the bottom line, quickly. Intuitive communicators enjoy a disproportionately high representation among senior leaders. To test whether you’re an intuitive communicator, Murphy says to think back on a recent conversation and ask yourself three […]
Read More →When you communicate with others, do you use a one-size fits all approach? Do you write or speak from your perspective or from that of the person with whom you’re communicating? Effective communication requires attention to the ways your receiver processes information. To better understand others, try using the DiSC system. DiSC is an acronym for the behavior […]
Read More → To communicate effectively, we must be mindful about how our messages are sent and received. To that end, Mindtools.com breaks communication down into five component parts that are universally at play whenever we speak to another person. It all begins with the Source – which is you, coupled with the message you wish to […]
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