On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with Matthew Hogan. Matthew works with leaders, entrepreneurs, and executives to find purpose and clarity in their work and in their lives. Through his coaching, facilitating, and teaching, he helps people listen to their inner voice and discover their true potential. Matthew has an endless fascination […]
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For those of you who have experienced the SDI assessment with me, here’s some news. The Compare Tool has received a significant upgrade. Log in to the platform to check out these new enhancements! Share
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I was fortunate to meet, coach, and train leaders on two continents and in 3 countries last year. Here I am during my last trip of 2023 — Toronto! What a great city. I can’t tell you how much the in-person experience fuels me in my work. Yes, remote programs are effective when done well.
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Too many presenters leave slides or visual aids on the screen when they’re no longer being used. That’s a missed opportunity to connect with your audience. When you’re facilitating discussions (or answering questions after a presentation) it’s best to stop screen sharing so you can see your audience better — and so they can see
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Email, Slack, Teams, text messages… we communicate with words a lot. Words matter. They do. And so does body language, tone, and context. Leadership isn’t only about the words we choose. It’s about listening actively, and understanding your team’s perspectives, concerns, and ideas. Making people feel that they, and the work they do, matters requires
