Speaking to groups is an ideal way to position yourself as the "go-to" resource. The truth is that most people shy away from speaking too groups. This is a huge error as far as I am concerned.

In this episode, I will share a few tips that I feel will help you the next time you are given the opportunity to share your information with a crowd.

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In Part Three of Improving your communication skills, Miike will be focusing on the written word. It is important to remember that a written document is interpreted based on the mood of the reader and not that of the writer.

In this podcast, Mike will address nine salient points to keep in mind when communicating via the written word.

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The simple act of speaking, or talking, does not automatically infer that your message is being received and internalized. Although it is easy to poo-poo the steps involved in effective communication, I feel it is important to review some of the basics now and then.

Not knowing you personally, I am betting that you can benefit from today's reminders. You be the judge.

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This episode shares one of Mike's recordings from the past. He references Covid but the underlying message is as valid today as it ever was. Take a listen to a "Golden Oldie."

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A common problem that we all must come to terms with involves daily communication. We we think we are saying may not be what people are hearing. This is the first of four episodes focusing on communication reminders. Today refers to face-to-face encounters. Future episodes will include the telephone, the written word and speaking in public. You will quickly notice that Mike's voice in this episode sounds a bit froggy due to a nagging cough which is taking all too long to shake. There just might be something to this age thing. LOL

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We all exhibit the human tendency to think of the worse case scenario when we venture into the unknown. Today's message uses a car jack (tool) as an example of why it does not always make sense to talk ourselves into a tizzy before it is time to do so.

I believe today's message will hit a nerve with all my listeners. I know it hit one of my nerves.

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Mike opens this week's episode with a twist as he played a tune on his piano. The underlying message here is how practice results in muscle memory when administered properly. Take a listen, and be kind with your comments. LOL

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This week I came across a CD program I once recorded for Vacation.com. They have since joined Travel Leaders but a few years back I teamed with the Hertz Corporation and delivered a quarterly audio newsletter.

This particular recording featured an interview with industry specialist Bob Abrahms who shared his thoughts and importance of maintaining a sound business relationship with preferred suppliers. The information was good a few years back and it is just as sound today.

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