Mark had spent fifteen years climbing the corporate ladder. He’d earned his MBA from Wharton. Launched three successful product lines. Managed teams of two hundred people. But put him on a stage? His hands trembled. His mouth went dry. His mind, usually sharp as a tack, turned to complete static. “I once forgot my own…
Continue reading →Here’s the thing about communication skills courses: most of them don’t work. You know the drill. Your company sends you to a two-day workshop. You leave feeling inspired, armed with new techniques and buzzwords. Then Monday morning arrives, and within a week, you’re back to your old habits. Nothing’s changed. Truth is, you’re not alone….
Continue reading →The question came during minute forty-seven of a sixty-minute presentation. “So you’re basically admitting this whole project was a waste of our…
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