10 more tips to make your self-shot video presentations picture perfect Now, more than at any other time before, our lives are spent communicating with one another via video, using…
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On virtual calls, via video, it is important to maintain eye contact with the camera; and through that lens, the people you are talking to That means avoiding the temptation…
10 tips to help make your self-shot video presentations picture perfect Powerfully delivering your important conference presentation, live, and in front of an audience of hundreds, maybe even thousands, was…
Can your face be clearly seen in virtual meetings? With much of the meaning people take from a conversation coming from facial expressions, when you are in a virtual meeting,…
How an essentially social animal can equip, even inspire, others to succeed at work, despite social distancing We humans are essentially social animals, I know I am, for sure. For…
As we return to work after the summer break, our attention naturally turns to what the rest of the year has in store. Are you looking forward to the long…
To help ensure you maintain a bright, positive and optimistic mindset at work seek out some company that will give you a lift – other upbeat, constructive, energetic people. They’ll…
As you wait for your turn to present, watch the audience as well as the presenters. If a speaker does well, make a note of the physical space they presented…
How an intriguing technique can help you develop your skills We’ve all been on presentation skills workshops; we’ve all learnt pretty much the same techniques. Little wonder then that few…
When thinking through how to build a great relationship with an important stakeholder, try taking a different perspective! Instead of simply seeing things from your point of view, or indeed…
How three A’s can add up to delivering remarkable results As a professional communicator, working in all sorts of industries, all around the world, I’m often asked what successful organisations…
Do you only focus on the things that have gone wrong? Team meetings are rarely characterised by celebrations of what has gone well. Instead we often focus on what has…
