Good day! And a Terrific Tuesday to you!
Well, here we are again just a couple of days away from Thanksgiving. Thank you for being part of my world.
Boys Alive! Event: Practical Solutions for Parents
June 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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I'm the mom of two boys and the aunt to four nieces, so boy oh boy, do I know that you don't raise boys like you raise girls…. I know, I know, that isn't very PC of me to say, but it's true!
That is why I am thrilled to announce that I am one of the speakers for the 1st Annual Boys Alive! Online EVENT! This FREE, online EVENT brings together authors, coaches, experts and parents to share their Practical (and parent tested) Solutions for Parents and Teachers.
How To Be Certain You Say What You Mean
October 4, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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by Cara Lumen
If you’ve read Sharon’s Book “What Your Body Says (and how to master the message),” you’ll know that you are always sending non-verbal signals from your body that affect how people perceive you and respond to you whether you are aware of them or not. Becoming aware of your body language will strengthen your ability to communicate. But your words are important too – what you say, how you phrase it, what you don’t say, how you ask for information – all affect the outcome of your exchange. Although conversations are spontaneous, presentations are thoughtfully planned. They are structured, focused, and even rehearsed. I’m a writer and I have developed some unique steps to be certain that the words you choose inspire, motivate and attract your target community.
9 Body Language Do’s and Don’ts to Help You Win in the Business World
September 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Today’s business world is more competitive than ever. As the economy continues to struggle, competition for jobs, clients, sales—you name it—continues to be tight. If you’re sure you’ve been saying all the right things, but you still can’t get ahead, author Sharon Sayler suggests you consider what you’ve really been saying to potential employers or customers—not just verbally, but nonverbally.
Interview Body Language: The Candidate’s Non-Verbal Communication
September 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Trust – What is it and how do you create it? (or do you?)
August 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Interesting question to pose: What is trust and how do you create it. As part of a new panel for FutureWorks: Linked2Leadership Radio part of our discussions are on trust, what is it, is it still here, how do create it, how do you know you have it…. Not little questions indeed, so I thank these Premier Blog Contributors below for giving us many ways to look at this question.
One thing I've learned in thinking more about trust is there really are stages to trust. Doing activities together, the more I begin to know the other person and understand them, the more I trust. The more we learn about each other and share a variety of activities it enhances trust based on how well I can identify with them. This is true for businesses too, for example, organizations and individuals begin to assume a common identity based on the business' mission, vision and values. This common identity and the ensuing trust all hinge on a willingness to communicate in an open, safe and clear manner.
How to Make a Great First Impression Tips and Techniques
June 29, 2010 By 5 Comments
Wow! Overwhelmed with the brilliance. We have a great (and smart) community.
My tip is to breathe comfortably, and low (in the belly) and remember to pause as we speak.
Here are 38 more valuable tips and techniques to make a great first impression.
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