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Body Language – Managing You, So You Can Deliver Your Message – PART 2
Your body can give away secrets you’d never dream of sharing, so when going into a meeting or presentation, take the time to note your body language and the body language of those around you. Even if you are presenting … Continue reading →
Posted in Communications, Government Relations
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Tagged body language, communications, Eye contact, government relations, language, meetings, messages
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Valuable Repetition
If you were lost at sea, would you send your distress signal once? I watched a man move two chairs off a truck. He maneuvered his way through the glass doors of a cafe, around the sign welcoming patrons, … Continue reading →
Rather Have a Conversation or a Meeting?
Ever had a project introduced in a meeting and thought, “What are these guys smoking? That will never work.” Did you stay silent and subsequently watch the same project move forward with disastrous results? Did you ever have a great … Continue reading →
Posted in Internal Communications, Management, public relations
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Tagged audience, communications, Conversation, management, meetings, messages
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Trips, Sniffs and Nerves – Managing You, So You Can Manage Your Message – Part 1
Nerves are the most common obstacle to the successful delivery of messages. Managing them can often make a difference in how your message is received. The trick is to acknowledge your nerves. If you are feeling a little nervous before … Continue reading →
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Tagged communications, meetings, messages, nerves, nervous, presentations, Rodney Dangerfield
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It’s Alive!!!! 5 Lessons on Advocating with Socia Media
Social media has changed the way we communicate and the way we advocate to government. Messages placed into the social media world become living entities fueled by others. The popularity of these communications tools provides every Canadian with an opportunity … Continue reading →
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Tagged advocating, communications, government relations, legislator, messages, political
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