Two distinct ways of communicating test our core sense of identity. What’s the key to discovering how you really should sound? Links: Epic speech fail more..
What do you do when you find yourself completely losing motivation and interest? A funny scene from Office Space may provide some insights. Links: Office more..
When someone is nodding when you’re talking, how do you know if it’s genuine interest and understanding or simply fake listening and they’re ready to more..
Taking just a few minutes to get ready before communicating can translate into at least some success versus serving up another hot mess. Links: BRIEF more..
This hilarious, moronic cult-classic comedy holds the keys to making a connection with an audience and maintaining it to the end. Links: Napoleon Dynamite dance more..
A ski-school story inspired a closer look into the value of mastering going slow, so you could gain more control going fast. Links: Skiing moguls more..
Advances in technology have accelerated a widespread expectation that we can have anything and everything now. It’s a false belief. Links: Stephen Covey’s Time Matrix more..
The sign of a declining civilization is the inability of its citizens to communicate openly, respectfully and politely. How do we get it back? Links: more..
When leaders give an order or provide direction, they’re frequently far from clear. Why is it so uncommon for leaders to be understood? Links: BRIEF more..
How can we plan for significantly better meetings, ones that don’t make people angry but help them get important things done? Links: BRIEF Map download more..
After-action reviews (AARs) are feedback sessions meant for groups to make important adjustments and improvements after meetings, training or missions. They are often a waste more..