Category: Communications
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Don’t fail fast. Fail small. And cheaply.
Do you strive for continuous improvement or innovation? Mixed messaging can confuse your team.
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Which tone do you tend to use most often in your communications?
Establish the right tone to develop relationships with your associates.
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Does your team know what they are optimizing for?
Clear communications include unambiguously stating what the team should optimize for.
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Engage your audience through stories
Help your audience remember your message. Tell a story. People can remember stories, not facts, figures, and charts.
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Make your presentations more interesting by being interesting
Draw people to your message by grabbing their attention and engaging their minds.
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Are you a nervous presenter?
Consider a few techniques for reducing stress and nervousness so your audience can better receive your message.
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Be a better presenter. Don’t present.
Generally speaking, presentations are boring. But yours can be different.
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Break through the clutter with clear communications
Leaders live in a world of ambiguity. A primary leader responsibility is to translate ambiguity into clear direction for teams to act.
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Cut confusion with consistent communication
Leverage your vision and strategy as a baseline for consistent communication, reducing confusion and frustration.
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Words Matter
Through every communication, leaders have an opportunity to build trust and loyalty, motivating and energizing team members to achieve remarkable results.
