The Three V’s of Communication
In my workshops on public speaking, professional image, and foreign accent modification, we often discuss the Three V’s (Visual, Vocal, and Verbal) and their impact on communication.
Overcome Your Fear of Public Speaking
A common fear of individuals is the fear of public speaking. According to the Book of Lists, it is ranked higher than the fear of sickness, heights, insects, or even death. As Jerry Seinfeld once said, if these statistics are true, someone would rather be in the coffin than giving a eulogy at a funeral.
Huh? Whad’ya Say?
Yesterday, I went to buy orange roughy fish for a special recipe. The woman behind the seafood counter said they don’t have orange roughy; it is “banded.” And she looked over to the frozen section and told me to get Barramundi.
Can You Evaluate the Presidential Debates?
We’re approaching that time of year when we get to watch the presidential debates. Whether or not your decision is already made, the debates are an excellent way to evaluate each of the candidates while under pressure.
Communication Training for International Medical Professionals
Are you an international medical graduate or foreign-educated nurse? What can be done to improve your communication with your patients and colleagues to avoid miscommunication and medical errors?
Tips for a Successful Interview
When interviewing for employment in the United States, one must be aware of American customs.
Greetings and Closings
I have the wonderful opportunity to help many International Clergy achieve excellent communication skills.
What to Do With Pronouns
“Me and my teammates….,” “My teammates and me…,” or “My teammates and I.” Which of the phrases above is correct, why, and under what circumstances?