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Will You Add? - 5 Critcal Barriers to Effective Communication
Are You an Ethical Person?
A few years ago I attended a vocational school for computer programming. During my last semester there, we were all required to do a speech about the field of computer programming. I chose to do one on the ethics of computer programming, i.e. the industry you chose to work for, the type of programming you did, etc.I discussed things like; if you design programs for a company that produces highly gory video games, and th
o A few years ago I attended a vocational school for computer programming. During my last semester there, we were all required to do a speech about the field of computer programming. I chose to do one on the ethics of computer programming, i.e. the industry you chose to work for, the type of programming you did, etc.I discussed things like; if you design programs for a company that produces highly gory video games, and th
Words of Value, Words of Truth
When was the last time you thought about the words your business uses to describe itself and what it does? In the rush of market pressures and getting things done, it's easy to forget that we establish our unique value (and values) in relationship with those who happen upon our web sites, brochures, articles, papers, and sales literature.We aren't using words merely to make nice sounds. We're establishing dialogue with t
Barriers to eWhen was the last time you thought about the words your business uses to describe itself and what it does? In the rush of market pressures and getting things done, it's easy to forget that we establish our unique value (and values) in relationship with those who happen upon our web sites, brochures, articles, papers, and sales literature.We aren't using words merely to make nice sounds. We're establishing dialogue with t
A Sales Presentation is Like Fishing
You are invited to speak on the new product your company just launched. You deliver a killer presentation. You receive questions from your audience. You get a standing ovation. Then nothing happens. You didn’t get a lead. You didn’t get a referral.When you speak at a professional or trade conference you have the opportunity to build brand awareness, expand the database, get a referral, attract another client, or close a
rriers to You are invited to speak on the new product your company just launched. You deliver a killer presentation. You receive questions from your audience. You get a standing ovation. Then nothing happens. You didn’t get a lead. You didn’t get a referral.When you speak at a professional or trade conference you have the opportunity to build brand awareness, expand the database, get a referral, attract another client, or close a
Body Language - What Are They Really Saying?
When we communicate with someone we will be doing so on a number of levels, not just the words that we use - tone of voice and body language are also important factors in non-verbal communication.Eye contact - is one of the most powerful means of communication after words. It can be direct or indirect, long-lasting or short and more usually intermittent when talking to someone in normal conversation. Staring or
ers to When we communicate with someone we will be doing so on a number of levels, not just the words that we use - tone of voice and body language are also important factors in non-verbal communication.Eye contact - is one of the most powerful means of communication after words. It can be direct or indirect, long-lasting or short and more usually intermittent when talking to someone in normal conversation. Staring or
An Opportunity is a Terrible Thing to Waste
When you have an opportunity to present yourself and your company in a speech to a room full of prospects, it seems obvious that you arrive prepared to impress your audience. Naturally, you would carefully prepare your talk taking time to craft it (and any visuals that accompany it) and embellish it with humor, quotations, and references to the audience. You would rehearse your talk a number of times, perhaps video tape it or
s to When you have an opportunity to present yourself and your company in a speech to a room full of prospects, it seems obvious that you arrive prepared to impress your audience. Naturally, you would carefully prepare your talk taking time to craft it (and any visuals that accompany it) and embellish it with humor, quotations, and references to the audience. You would rehearse your talk a number of times, perhaps video tape it or
The Man Who Offered to Beat Me Up
Today I received a long letter from a man who created a new self-defense system. He claims he can defeat anyone in under 3 minutes.He wants me to promote him and his method. He went on to say he'd be happy to meet with me to prove his skills.What did he have in mind?He wants to beat me up.I'm serious."If I can defeat you within 3 minutes," he said in his letter, "then you promise to promo
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Today I received a long letter from a man who created a new self-defense system. He claims he can defeat anyone in under 3 minutes.He wants me to promote him and his method. He went on to say he'd be happy to meet with me to prove his skills.What did he have in mind?He wants to beat me up.I'm serious."If I can defeat you within 3 minutes," he said in his letter, "then you promise to promo
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