Today’s Feature Article
The first few seconds of your presentation either capture the audience’s attention or make it drift away.
Beginning your talk by saying, “Let me tell you a bit about myself” and then restate your name, your …
Leaders are good listeners.
When you listen, you have a better understanding of
- conflicts, issues and problems
- other perspectives, opinions and experiences
- the values and beliefs of those around you
- concepts, ideas and visions
Outcomes of …
Have you ever been trapped by someone who wouldn’t stop talking? Here are a few suggestions to politely make an exit:
1. If you know the other person is a non-stop talker, let him know how …
Not all conflicts are bad.
Handled well, they can resolve issues in ways that are beneficial to the overall progress and result of the project as well as having a positive impact on the relationship of …
“You’re not listening to me!”
Have you ever have someone say that to you? What’s your usual response?
“Yes I am!”
You may well be listening but the person speaking doesn’t see you listening.
In …
Actions speak louder than words.
When you’re speaking with someone, be aware of your body language so you don’t detract from what you’re saying. Here are some suggestions of what not to do:
1. Don’t tell someone …
by Roger Dawson
One of the cardinal rules of Power Negotiating is that you should ask the other side for more than you expect to get. Henry Kissinger went so far as to say, “Effectiveness at …
by Roger Dawson
Power Negotiators know that anytime the other side asks you for a concession in the negotiations, you should automatically ask for something in return. Let’s look at a couple of ways of …
by Aileen Pincus
When someone makes the difficult look easy, we tend to label him or her “a natural.” President Barack Obama is no exception.
His ability to move people through soaring rhetoric and appealing rhythms of …
Quotes give big meaning in few words and the following team quotes are insightful words from some great minds.
Team Quotes by Business Leaders
A major reason capable people fail to advance is that they don’t work …






