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Be a Great Conversation Starter: Talk to Strangers with Ease

Published 22 May, 2010 | Communication Skills

“Don’t talk to strangers!” To which a pedantic (and annoyingly bright) seven-year-old might reply: “What, never! How about when I’m forty; at a party or having a job interview?”


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Are You Too Nice?

Published 18 March, 2010 | Communication Skills

Let’s face it: Lois Lane just didn’t fancy Clark Kent, did she? But why not? He was good-looking, gentle, kind, thoughtful, sensibly dressed…


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Speak Clearly

Published 23 December, 2009 | Communication Skills

I was enjoying a self-righteously healthy salad in a café in town the other day, minding my own business, craning to hear other people’s conversation. Two young women with one guy were chatting:


“So, he’s like, you know, ‘No way!’ So, I goes, ‘Way!’ And he’s like, ‘What?’ So I goes, ‘What what?’ So he goes, ‘What you on about?’ So I’m like, ‘What are you like!’”

 


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Best Man Speech Tips: Relax, Inspire, and Amuse

Published 6 October, 2009 | Communication Skills

He’d been so terrified of his best man’s speech he drunk half a bottle of whisky, tripped over the microphone, and belched casually at the audience before stumbling away. He’d made an impact all right, but not the one he (not to mention the bride and groom) had hoped for.


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Public Speaking Techniques Tested at the Front Line

Published 31 August, 2009 | Communication Skills

A great speech should feel like you and the audience are discovering things together. As if you are making connections there and then from a solid base of knowledge. It needs to feel spontaneous, not like a pre-recorded playback.


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