The Power of Silence
The author says that sometimes the best course of action in communicating is to say nothing.
The author says that sometimes the best course of action in communicating is to say nothing.
People use the term “literally” a lot. Do you? Are you misusing it?
You can’t avoid speaking or writing unpleasant truths by using the passive voice. Here’s why.
Simply walking around a bit during your speech or presentation can make you far more engaging and watchable. Here’s why.
It probably sounds counterintuitive, but here’s why you should avoid opening your talk or a meeting that you’re running by thanking people — even your attendees.
You can save yourself a lot of anxiety about your upcoming presentation — if you follow this simple bit of advice.
This awkward moment illustrates reason number five gazillion to watch your clichés and corporate-speak.
Do you know how often in conversation you use “uhs” and “ums?” Here are a couple of simple strategies for finding out.
Charisma is a skill worth developing whenever possible.
If your PowerPoint slides look like this, you should probably be using a different software tool to share your ideas.