When you craft your next email or text message, ask yourself, “Am I writing this to be read by me, or by the person who I am addressing it to?” Chances are you’re writing it in a style that works for you, and not necessarily them. If you’ve ever been to one of my workshops or […]
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How many people do you know who claim to be good listeners but, in reality, aren’t? True, and active, listening demands effort — and there are a lot of obstacles. Distractions, our attitudes towards the speaker or topic, and even our physical state (e.g., hunger or fatigue) can all interfere. But the biggest problem is
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In the latest episode of “The Coaches Are In,” host Michael Piperno sits down with special guest Gibson Oakley from Tribe Pictures to delve into the nuances of appearing authentic on camera—a crucial skill for today’s leaders navigating the world of video communication. With extensive experience as a producer and director, Gibson offers valuable insights into overcoming common mistakes leaders make,
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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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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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