Flawless Consulting workshop with Peter Block and Symphonia Leadership Development “Flawless Workshop dates and venues: Community Building workshop with Peter Block and Symphonia for South Africa This workshop is about the nature of real transformation and what kind of leadership is required to achieve it. Flawless Consulting” is often called ‘The Consultant’s Bible’. It is the ultimate guide to getting your expertise used, whether you are an internal or external consultant!  

Here is a workshop that may interest you. This workshop will show you how to ritualise and energize your life though engaging with stories – those of your own and of others. This workshop experience will energize you. To book, contact Kirsten Pearson on 021 461 3145 or email: kirstenpea@gmail.com It is being run by two very good friends of mine, and it promises to be a first-class event. Find the Storyteller inside

Here is a workshop that may interest you. This workshop will show you how to ritualise and energize your life though engaging with stories – those of your own and of others. This workshop experience will energize you. To book, contact Kirsten Pearson on 021 461 3145 or email: kirstenpea@gmail.com ...Tags: It is being run by two very good friends of mine, and it promises to be a first-class event. Find the Storyteller inside

One of the most often asked questions at my email etiquette, productivity and protocol workshops is: What’s the best way to close an email?  And The choice of greeting or closing and its presence or absence in an email message conveys not only an interpersonal message enabling the writer to negotiate his or her workplace relationships but also contributes to the creation of a friendly or less friendly workplace culture and, in turn, reflects this culture.” And if I could answer that question, I would.  It’s not that I don’t have my opinion.

The question keeps coming up at my sales writing workshops: How do I ask for the next step? If this sounds like something that will help your customers save money and time, please email <Sue@SpeakerSue.com> or call me (480-575-9711). Tags: Email Etiquette & Productivity Selling Skills email sales tips how to ask for action how to ask for next step how to sell in down economy sales mastery sales tip 1. Always Always give them a reason to want to accept or take the next step.

The question keeps coming up at my sales writing workshops: How do I ask for the next step? If this sounds like something that will help your customers save money and time, please email <Sue@SpeakerSue.com> or call me (480-575-9711). Tags: Email Etiquette & Productivity Selling Skills email sales tips how to ask for action how to ask for next step how to sell in down economy sales mastery sales tip 1. Always Always give them a reason to want to accept or take the next step.

In the meantime, we've developed "Eloquent Woman" workshops we can bring to your workplace, annual conference or retreat for groups of 10 women. To find out more, email us at info@dontgetcaught.biz. ...Tags: Tags: women and public speaking workshops and events speech preparation Graveline speaking engagement ...will be divulged next March 10 from 12 noon to 2pm at the Executive Women's Forum at the Tower Club in Tysons Corner, Virginia. Don't get caught president Denise Graveline and speechwriter Jeff Porro will give participants strategies to "Take

Here it was rude for people to go to their Blackberrys (or PDA's/iPhones) during a meeting or speech to IM or check email - but they did it anyway. This is what this recent buzz is leading to, and take the time to read all of the ideas and comments in those blog links below – you’ll get some idea of where it is going. •    Workshops, social media sessions, Jelly! , BarCamps , et al are far different than the traditional more formal speeches mentioned above. Business speakers (and leaders, keynoters, politicians, Pastors and, well, everyone…) need to be aware that like it or not, Twitter is coming to their speaking experience. Be Aware, and Beware!

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was interested in Bill’s observation about modern conference events: “With the pervasiveness of wireless hot spots and laptops that have built-in wireless capability, conference audiences have turned keynotes into multitasking events, half-listening to presentations while simultaneously answering email and browsing the web.” cannot tolerate laptops and phones in use during workshops and other highly participative learning events – it’s an insult to all concerned, and if you as facilitator don’t deal with it, other members of the group surely will.