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The Single Most Overlooked Essential In Media Training
Make sure you understand the question before you jump into the answer.
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5 Rx: Phone Fixation Syndrome
A list of solutions for the dreaded Phone Fixation Syndrome
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Is It, Like, OK To Say 'Like'?
Removing “like” from your vocabulary is a must!
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Toscanini, Hemingway, and Effective CEOs Aspire Higher
Presenting is challenging, and is becoming ever more challenging with an almost daily parade of advancements in mobile and virtual presentation technology. Always strive to aim higher in your goals and achievements. Take a lesson from Toscanini and Hemingway, and keep perfecting your skills.
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Google Gets It Right In Just Two Steps
Google gets it right with benefits over features.
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Presentations and Email
Write your emails with clarity and purpose, and be sure the recipient knows what’s in it for them.
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Ten Positive Actions Make for a Powerful Presentation
Alter your presentation perspective with tips from William McRaven who leads by example.
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Saved From Death By PowerPoint
If you want to learn about a solution to an age old problem, read more here…
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'Show Some Teeth' and Other Misguided Coaching Commands
This blog was originally published on Forbes as ‘Show Some Teeth,’ And Other Misguided Coaching Commands on Tuesday, February 28, 2017. Public and private companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year to develop what is broadly termed their “messaging.”
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How To Present A Fireside Chat In 4 Easy Lessons
This blog was originally published on Forbes as How To Present A Fireside Chat In Four Easy Lessons on Sunday, March 20, 2016. In case you haven’t heard, presentations delivered standing behind a lectern are out and fireside chats are in.
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Clinton And Sanders (Almost) Victory Speeches
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Clinton And Sanders (Almost) Victory Speeches on Tuesday, February 2, 2016. “Fake it til you make it!” is a phrase often attributed to recovering Alcoholics Anonymous, but it came roaring to mind last night watching the television networks broadcasts of the results of the Iowa Caucuses.
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Republican Debate: Marco Rubio Wins With 7 For 7
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Republican Debate: Marco Rubio Wins With 7 For 7 on Monday, August 10, 2015. Rupert Murdoch’s animosity for Donald Trump is a given; and so is Mr. Murdoch’s knack for sensational media.
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Trump Trumps All Other Candidates
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Trump Trumps All Other Candidates on Monday, July 20, 2015. Granted, Donald Trump now leads all other candidates in the competition to become the Republican nominee for president, according to a last week’s USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll, but I am referring here to his trumping all other candidates in […]
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How Obama Handles False Assumptions
This blog was originally published on Forbes as How Obama Handles False Assumptions on Friday, July 17, 2015. “When did you stop beating your wife?” is the classic false assumption question because it implies that you have indeed been beating your wife.
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The Iran Treaty: Obama Channels His Predecessors
This blog was originally published on Forbes as The Iran Treaty: Obama Channels His Predecessors on Tuesday, July 14, 2015. When President Obama announced the historic nuclear treaty with Iran, his statement echoed the words of his predecessor, Ronald Reagan.
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Marco Rubio Ducks The Donald Trump Question
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Marco Rubio Ducks The Donald Trump Question on Monday, July 13, 2015. Ever since Donald Trump made his controversial statement about Mexicans during his announcement of his intention to seek the Republican Party nomination for president, his poll numbers have surged.
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Obama's Amazing Grace
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Obama’s Amazing Grace on Tuesday, July 7, 2015. President Barack Obama’s eulogy for the victims of the shootings in Charleston, S.C. earned much well-deserved attention and praise
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Chris Christie’s Wrong Foot
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Chris Christie’s Wrong Foot on Tuesday, June 30, 2015. When New Jersey Governor Chris Christie took his first formal step today into the highly crowded and challenging competition to be the Republican Party candidate for president, he was off on the wrong foot.
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Andreessen Horowitz Shows How To Avoid The Worst Death By PowerPoint
This blog was originally published on Forbes as Andreessen Horowitz Shows How To Avoid The Worst Death By PowerPoint on Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Of all the many bad raps against PowerPoint—TMI (Too Much Information), MEGO (My Eyes Glaze Over), Data Dump, Show up and Throw Up, and “Just mail me the deck!”—the worst is The Laundry List, in […]
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The Sixth Success Factor For Startups: The Perfected Pitch
This blog was originally published on Forbes as The Sixth Success Factor For Startups: The Perfected Pitch on Monday, June 15, 2015. “Startup Veteran” sounds like an oxymoron but it describes Bill Gross perfectly. Fresh out of Cal Tech in the 1980s, he started, grew, and sold three of his own companies.
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What’s Missing from the Story on Gender Equality?
The recent celebration of International Women’s day on March 8th has brought a remarkable amount of awareness to the state of women and equality.
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