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I think I can speak for all news junkies, social activists, and people who wear hoodies when I say that the Trayvon Martin case has been riveting and disturbing all at the same time. As a communication coach, I am continually impressed by how well Trayvon’s parents...
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Who doesn’t admire Meryl Streep – her talent, her intelligence, her apparent centeredness amidst A-league celebrity? I remember being swept away by her performance in The French Lieutenant’s Woman, and I have kept a sharp eye on her since. This tribute and...
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More Brain Science to the Rescue I once worked with two change management experts who spent several years on the speaking circuit together. They were always more impressive when they presented as a team. We’ll call them Luvit and Dreadit since that is an accurate...
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1. Being in a car with a driver who is texting 2. Presenting to a room of 50 people It should be #1 that generates the heart palpitations, sweaty palms, shallow breathing, shaky limbs of fear! And yet, why doesn’t the very real life risk of texting while driving...
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As you can see from our previous post, Charlotte and I attended Edward Tufte’s Presenting Data and Information workshop. When it was over, we talked about what worked and what didn’t so that we could add to our repertoire of presentation tips and tricks. We bounced...
