Photo by John Schnobrich on Unsplash In today’s COVID-19 world, there is an explosion of online communication. This can create problems. These problems affect both our work and personal lives. Online communication does not have the context that face to face communication has and can lead to miscommunication. When writing an email or text, a … Read more
Who has instant access to you and why? In today’s world of instantaneous everything, you don’t have time to truly examine all the information that is thrown at you. So, the question is how do you determine who and what is important to you? How many times have you been in the flow of something…you … Read more
Have you ever gone to a meeting only to find that someone didn’t do their assignment? Instead of being able to move forward you must reassign the task and possibly rehash the same information. Frustrating, isn’t it? Most of the time this is not a person error, but a process error. Let me explain. For … Read more
Some communication involves the transfer of information. It is successful once the other party knows what you know. Other types of communication involve persuasion. I know, I know… Some people associate persuasion with manipulation. But we are talking about persuasion, NOT manipulation. In his book No-Fail Communication, Michael Hyatt describes 5 steps to help you … Read more