In his book &# You are the Message&#  Roger Ailes tells us that a recent poll of human fears revealed that twice as many people were more afraid of speaking in public than of dying.  When we talk about “being nervous” what we’re really saying is, “I’m afraid.”  But what are we afraid of? Performance anxiety results when self-confidence wanes.  MORE >>

If it doesn’t feel natural think of some positive triggers: funny family photos or memories, a time when you couldn’t stop laughing, music, a comic book or sketch, dancing, singing, or whatever lights you up. Posted by: Kuhnke Communication on: October 25, 2010 In: Confidence | Lifestyle Comment! Laugh out loud! Just do it! MORE >>

  Email, too, has come in for its share of blame and experts have recommended that you schedule it, or ration it, or avoid it altogether.   Society – work, entertainment, and the arts – have been shifting from print to visual at a rapidly accelerating rate over the past half-century years.  Here’s what’s going on.  MORE >>

As many of you will know, there's quite a debate going on about Google's plan to make every book ever published available online. Does a book ever go out of print? And I've long been amazed that it seems to have stayed in print for as long as the 25 years since it was first published by Methuen in 1984. Er- yes." So what? MORE >>

" That dream, although in 2004 I was 59 years old and primarily a print communicator, was to blog for a major brandname just like Cox.    A number of older professionals who have read my e-book "Geezer Guts" [ Download Geezerguts ] did that old-fashioned thing of calling me. But I did well.  MORE >>