Category Archives: Champion Leadership Communication

Conscious Communicator Power Word #38 – ELSE (103 words)

Posted on May 24, 2013 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet This week’s 2nd Power Word changes perspective…”ELSE!” This very small powerful word, when used at the right time helps us look at things in a new way. Whenever we have an experience, positive or negative, our brain immediately chooses … Continue reading →

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Conscious Communicator Power Word #37 – AUDACIOUS (100 words)

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet This week’s 1st Power Word helps us think bigger…AUDACIOUS! AUDACIOUS came into vogue in business in 1994 with the publishing of the book Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras, that offered the … Continue reading →

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Conscious Communicator Tip #19 – Communication Sin #4: A Lack of Appropriate Tone & Body Language, Pt. 2 (310 words)

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Skip Weisman, Workplace Communication Expert

Tweet It has been inspiring the past few days to deliver my “7 Communication Sins” keynote address to 4 different audiences over 6 days at a variety of conferences. During these talks I’m finding it isn’t difficult for participants to … Continue reading →

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