If you have watched a presentation, you have heard these things. But just because you’ve heard them, doesn’t mean you should say them! If you want to be more effective in giving your presentations, avoid these words.
Seven Questions to Ask Yourself Before You have a Difficult Conversation
Tough conversations. You know, the ones we need to have, but are concerned about. The ones that remind us of the similar conversations that didn’t go so well in the past. Popular books have been written about these types of conversations, and have changed what we call them. Now many call them crucial conversations or […]
The Biggest Barrier to Organizational Change – Remarkable TV
We have recently started asking a One Question Survey in our weekly newsletter, Unleashing Your Remarkable Potential. And a few months ago, we asked about some of our readers what their biggest barriers to change were in their organization. And the #1 answer was: the lack of understanding of the change. So in today’s episode, […]
Having a Great Handshake
A handshake has way more significance that you might think. It’s often the first impression that people have of you and it is communicating a lot. In today’s video, I’m giving you a few pointers (pun intended?) to make sure that your handshake is saying what you want it to say. Tweet it out: Your […]
Ten Great Coaching Questions
Coaching is an important part of our role as a leader, and to do it well requires that we engage the person we are coaching in the conversation. After all, it is their behavior and outcomes we are talking about. One of the best things we can do as a coach then, is ask more […]
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