Category: Business Communication

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The Verisimilitude of Visual Presentation

Theatre has a supporting set: Presentations have supporting visuals. Have you ever asked, “What is the verisimilitude of my PowerPoint presentation?” Well, of course not! Verisimilitude

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Successful Communication Requires Heart

Do you find you sometimes forfeit “you” in work scenarios? Do you edit out some of your amazing and best qualities because they don’t seem “professional”?

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Shape Shifters

Verbal communication can take the form of many shapes and sizes. Sometimes our communication shows up in the form of a square, sometimes a triangle, or

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Elevator Avoidance

I can’t count the number of times when I have noticed someone getting on the elevator and pushing the button to close the door just as

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BizCom: Are You Moving the Furniture?

Our companies have patterns and we have patterns. You may notice certain patterns in your communication or in your responses to your company’s communication. We have

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PRESS: Law Week Colorado August 2011

This article features Hilary Blair and was published in Law Week Colorado on August 1, 2011. “You’re playing,” Hilary Blair said to me as I walked

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What is Real?

My mind goes back to the Chicago tune that asks the question: Does Anybody Know What Time it Is?  Does Anybody Care?  For me, it only takes a