When designing presentations, the 6 x 6 rule serves as a valuable guideline to keep your slides clear and concise. While not a strict rule, it’s a great reminder to avoid overcrowding your slides with too much text. Here’s what you need to know: What is the 6 x 6 Rule? The 6 x 6 […]
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Remember that people experience conflict differently — yet we often assume everyone sees it the same way. For example, I have a tendency to slow things down and take stock of what happened. In fact, when I led teams, they use to think I was angry at them when something went wrong because I would
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People call me a career transition expert. It’s not a title that I’ve worn with a badge of honor until recent years. Why? Because of what other people thought about my journey. Silly, I know. But it’s true. People told me I would never be able to do it. Some said I was crazy to
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As a leader, your words are important, but your body language is just as powerful in communicating your message. In fact, research has shown that up to 55% of communication is conveyed through nonverbal cues such as posture, gestures, and facial expressions. Effective leaders are aware of the messages their body language is sending and
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I don’t typically read from a script when I present. Often I will have some bullets for reference in front of me to remind me of my key points, and I’m pretty comfortable speaking without a script as long as I’m comfortable with my material. Many of my clients do the same. However, there are
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