Signpost
Signpost means explaining your intention before you speak. This makes it clear to your audience what they should listen for – and it also makes what you say more…
lecture / webinar
Communication - Easier Said than Done
Why is it that it’s so easy for us to misunderstand each other? Is it to do with our behaviour? Or is it the words we use? And how are we really interpreting what other people are doing and saying? Are people who look angry really always angry? And what about the ones who look tired?READ MORE ⟶
leadership seminar
Communication for Leaders
Good leadership is very demanding. You need strategic skills and financial knowledge. You need to be goal-oriented and know your organisation. You also need to be able to deliver good results. To achieve all this, you need to be able to make others grow and collaborate. In short, it’s all about communicating well.READ MORE ⟶
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Mirror
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation. In safe…
