1. “The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.” – Peter Drucker
2. “The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” – George Bernard Shaw Continue reading
The following quotes are dedicated to the good people of Nations Roof, a forward-thinking client of ours who continues to impress us with their commitment to providing extraordinary customer service.
“Always keep in mind the old retail adage: Custom… Continue reading
Entertaining and inspiring 15 minute TED talk about a fascinating experiment launched by a young entrepreneur and what he learned about how to turn rejection into opportunities.
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Storytelling at Work Continue reading
What follows is an extraordinary call of the heart by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. Not only is it worth reading, it’s worth reading aloud — so you hear it and feel it as well as see it. Then, you get to decide who you want to share it with — and how. T… Continue reading
Since 1987, I have been facilitating a wide variety of high octave business meetings for just about every industry on planet earth. These meetings have been variably referred to as leadership development programs, creative thinking trainings, innovat… Continue reading
Reality check time. What do YOU need to make more time for? And WHEN will you make it?
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What’s your story? Continue reading
A 5:28 story of the time I overslept before a big presentation to 200 bankers. I learned something very valuable that day and I am honored to share it with you.
Excerpted from this book
My storytelling workshop
My storytelling blog Continue reading
Every human being, no matter what path they walk, skip, hop, or jump is a fountainhead of wisdom — a deep well of insights, brilliance, and lessons learned. This wisdom, however, is often buried beneath the flora and fauna of our daily lives and, … Continue reading
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Back in the late 1990s, in New York City, there lived a world-class architect who had just spent the last two years of his life designing and building what many people were claiming to be the best inner city housing project ever conceived. Continue reading
