When designing presentations, the 6 x 6 rule serves as a valuable guideline to keep your slides clear and concise. While not a strict rule, it’s a great reminder to avoid overcrowding your slides with too much text. Here’s what you need to know: What is the 6 x 6 Rule? The 6 x 6 […]
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Or text message over Slack or Teams… Pause for a moment and consider if the message would benefit from a more rich experience — for the human on the other side. Would hearing your tone of voice make sure the message is received in the way you intend? Would being able to see your facial
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I used to hate seeing myself on video. And guess what, most of my clients don’t love it that much, either. But we are on video almost constantly in this world of virtual meetings and hybrid work environments. How we show up matters. I use recorded video a lot when I’m helping someone improve their presentation
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On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with my friend Mike Kohler. Mike and I met when I was pursuing my master’s degree at Purdue University. Mike earned his MBA and a Bachelor’s in Communications from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. Professionally, he has served as a communications executive with two of the country’s
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In this episode of “The Coaches Are In,” host Michael Piperno interviews Bryan Lemos, a senior consultant and executive communications coach at Decker Communications. They delve into the world of leadership and communication, sharing their favorite things about coaching and discussing the importance of self-awareness and authentic communication. From addressing the challenge of overcoming the impostor syndrome to
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