Podcasts about verbal communication

Send us a textWhat makes someone a powerful speaker? In this episode, executive speech coach and TEDx organizer Ruth Milligan joins Paola Pascual to break down what it really takes to speak so people listen. We explore how to prepare for high-stakes situations, the role of storytelling in making your message stick, how to manage communication anxiety, and so much more. Find out what great communicators do differently and get your message across.Learn more:Connect with Ruth Milligan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruthmilligan/Get your copy of The Motivated Speaker on Amazon.Explore Talaera's Business English coaching: https://offers.talaera.com/demo✨ Business English training for career success.Sign up and start learning for free.

Right About Now with Ryan AlfordJoin media personality and marketing expert Ryan Alford as he dives into dynamic conversations with top entrepreneurs, marketers, and influencers. "Right About Now" brings you actionable insights on business, marketing, and personal branding, helping you stay ahead in today's fast-paced digital world. Whether it's exploring how character and charisma can make millions or unveiling the strategies behind viral success, Ryan delivers a fresh perspective with every episode. Perfect for anyone looking to elevate their business game and unlock their full potential. Resources:Right About Now NewsletterFree Podcast Monetization CourseJoin The NetworkFollow Us On InstagramSubscribe To Our Youtube ChannelVibe Science MediaSUMMARYIn this episode of Right About Now, host Ryan Alford sits down with Jeanne Sparrow—acclaimed author, professional speaker, and media personality—for an inspiring conversation centered on her new book, Fearless Authenticity. Jeanne delves into the transformative power of staying true to oneself while serving others, sharing her remarkable journey from local radio to becoming a seven-time regional Emmy Award winner in Chicago.She challenges conventional measures of success, emphasizing that performance, not grades, defines achievement. Jeanne also explores the art of storytelling as a cornerstone of effective communication, empowering listeners to embrace their unique narratives and share them with confidence. This episode brims with valuable insights on authenticity, personal growth, and the profound impact of meaningful storytelling.TAKEAWAYSImportance of authenticity in personal and professional lifeDiscussion of Jeanne Sparrow's new book, "Fearless Authenticity"Jeanne's journey in the media industry and her early career experiencesThe significance of storytelling in communication and brandingThe impact of academic performance versus real-world resultsInsights on navigating career transitions and finding one's voiceThe role of effective communication skills in achieving successThe natural aspect of selling in everyday life and reframing its perceptionEncouragement to foster genuine connections and communityReflection on personal growth and the lessons learned from past experiences If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, join Ryan's newsletter https://ryanalford.com/newsletter/ to get Ferrari level advice daily for FREE. Learn how to build a 7 figure business from your personal brand by signing up for a FREE introduction to personal branding https://ryanalford.com/personalbranding. Learn more by visiting our website at www.ryanisright.comSubscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com/@RightAboutNowwithRyanAlford.

A note from team Worse Than You: When we recorded our first batch of episodes for season two, we had no idea that we'd be releasing them amidst the ongoing, incomprehensible fires in LA. We hope that these conversations can bring comfort to our listeners as we process this difficult time together. Make sure you're following @meauxpas and @worsethanyoushow on Instagram, where we'll continue to share mutual aid resources and other ways to get involved in support efforts. And with that, here's this week's episode, with George Civeris! George joins us for our season premiere to discuss deadlines, tech culture, and what he sees as the difference between writing jokes with punchlines and more discursive comedic vignettes. You can follow George on Instagram @georgeciveris. And you can listen to Straightiolab wherever you get your podcast. Check out Mo's appearances on the show while you're at it: "Verbal Communication" and "Money"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us as we welcome Sharon Fillmore, a seasoned professional with over 40 years of experience in healthcare, teaching, and lifestyle coaching. From emergency rooms to holistic conferences, Sharon inspires and empowers individuals to cultivate joy and happiness through effective verbal communication. With a background as a Registered Nurse and Teacher, Sharon brings a wealth of knowledge to the table, emphasizing the importance of understanding and connecting with others in fostering loving relationships. Discover the power of every conversation as an opportunity for growth with Sharon Fillmore.

Today we are joined by our dear friend Mo Fry Pasic (catch her play WORSE THAN YOU at Edinburgh Fringe just like Baby Reindeer) to breeze through a LITANY of genius straight topics before landing on a game-changing theory of verbal communication that must be heard to be believed. Plus: the pure magic of the Hollywood Walk of Fame; a Freaky Friday scenario in the lab; and a new phrase that is bound to disrupt the cultural sphere for good. And here's to it! MERCH IS HERE: cottonbureau.com/people/straightiolabBUY TICKETS TO GEORGE'S STANDUP TOUR: linktree.com/georgeciveris SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON at patreon.com/straightiolab for bonus episodes twice a month and don't forget to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sometimes, what's communicated to us can have a big impact on how we communicate to others. This episode explores some of the best communication advice — from experts and Think Fast, Talk Smart listeners around the world.As teachers of Strategic Communication, lecturers Shawon Jackson and Matt Abrahams have plenty of advice on how to be a better communicator. But in this 150th episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, the two don't just discuss the communication strategies they share with students in their class, they also feature communication advice from listeners of the podcast.Covering topics like knowing your audience, using transitions to tie together different ideas, and embracing the power of silence, Jackson and Abrahams unpack good advice for good communication in this celebratory episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart.Episode Reference Links:Stanford Profile: Shawon Jackson Shawon's Educational Program: Vocal JusticeConnect:Email Questions & Feedback >>> thinkfast@stanford.eduEpisode Transcripts >>> Think Fast Talk Smart WebsiteNewsletter Signup + English Language Learning >>> FasterSmarter.ioThink Fast Talk Smart >>> LinkedIn Page, Instagram, YouTubeMatt Abrahams >>> LinkedInStanford GSB >>> LinkedIn & TwitterChapters:(00:00:00) Introduction Host Matt Abrahams joins guest Shawon Jackson, a lecturer at Stanford GSB, for the 150th episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart.(00:01:25) The Role of Effective TransitionsThe importance of transitions in communication, and an outline of four key types.(00:04:11) Techniques for Using SlidesAdvice on creating effective presentation slides, emphasizing story first and less is more.(00:07:23) Listener Advice: Knowing Your AudienceListeners Kevin Weinstein and Kesinee Angkustsiri Yip share the importance of knowing your audience.(00:08:34) Techniques for Understanding Your AudiencePractical techniques for understanding your audience(00:10:49) Listener Advice: The Power of SilenceListener Ashita Tenki shares advice on the power of silence in communication.(00:11:22) Practicing Silence in CommunicationThe benefits of holding silence and techniques for making it more comfortable.(00:12:45) Addressing Communication Pet PeevesShawon and Matt share communication pet peeves, and discuss best practices.(00:16:07) Listener Advice on the Importance of ListeningListener Digant Dave highlights listening as a critical communication tool.(00:17:07) Strategies for Effective Listening [00:17:54 - 00:18:19]The importance of listening for both content and emotional context in communication.(00:19:39) ConclusionSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Your verbal communication is one of your most powerful assets when it comes to furthering your career.   Strong executive communication will not only strengthen the outcomes you get in meetings, but it'll solidify your reputation as a leader and help you advance more quickly within your company.   In today's episode, I'm sharing two simple tweaks that'll help you make your communication more powerful and executive friendly.  These tweaks have the power to positively impact not just your communication, but your entire career path.  So be sure to listen in - and maybe even take a couple of notes. Enjoy!   To access my free audio training, 3 Steps to an Unstoppable Meeting Presence, click here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/freeresources/  To learn about The Art of Speaking Up Academy, click here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

If you want to be super confident and compelling when you speak, today's episode is for you.  In this episode, I'm revealing the #1 ingredient when it comes to compelling verbal communication - and it might not be what you think it is (or you might know EXACTLY what it is if you've been listening to my show for awhile ;)   If you're ready to uplevel the way you speak so you can impress leaders and make a big impact - this is the episode for you.   Enjoy!   To access my free audio training, 3 Steps to an Unstoppable Meeting Presence, click here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/freeresources/  To learn about The Art of Speaking Up Academy, click here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

Summary: In this episode, Mike Nasti and Mickey Farrell discuss the importance of laughing at yourself in the fire service. They emphasize the role of humility and the ability to laugh at oneself in building camaraderie and teamwork. They also discuss the loss of fear and accountability in the fire service and how it can impact company integrity. The conversation highlights the challenges of working with rookies and the importance of effective communication at fires. Overall, the episode emphasizes the importance of maintaining discipline, controlling ego, and fostering a culture of accountability in the firehouse. In this conversation, Mickey and Mike discuss the importance of communication and giving clear instructions in the fire service. They also explore the role of coaching and mentoring in developing firefighters' skills and knowledge. They emphasize the significance of knowing your team and building company integrity. Additionally, they highlight the value of accountability and consistency in the fire service. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of laughing at yourself and embracing humility. Takeaways: Humility and the ability to laugh at oneself are important qualities in the fire service. Ball-breaking and humor play a role in building camaraderie and teamwork in the firehouse. The loss of fear and accountability can have a negative impact on company integrity. Working with rookies and unknown firefighters requires effective communication and adaptability. Maintaining discipline and controlling ego are crucial for success in the fire service. Clear communication and giving clear instructions are crucial in the fire service. Coaching and mentoring play a significant role in developing firefighters' skills and knowledge. Knowing your team and building company integrity are essential for effective teamwork. Accountability and consistency are key factors in achieving success in the fire service. Laughing at yourself and embracing humility can help navigate challenging situations. Chapters: 00:00Introduction and Pre-recording Fiasco 02:14The Importance of Laughing at Yourself 03:11Humility and Laughing at Yourself in the Fire Service 06:29The Role of Ball-Breaking and Humor in the Firehouse 10:31The Loss of Fear and Accountability in the Fire Service 16:11The Importance of Fear and Accountability in the Firehouse 18:26The Impact of Weaker Shifts on Company Integrity 22:20The Effect of Weaker Links on Company Standards 25:38Controlling Ego and Maintaining Discipline 27:14The Challenges of Working with Rookies and Details 31:22The Importance of Small Talk and Communication 38:56The Challenges of Working with Unknown Firefighters 39:38The Value of Experience and Mistakes 40:08The Importance of Verbal Communication at Fires 40:09The Importance of Communication and Giving Clear Instructions 46:22The Role of Coaching and Mentoring in the Fire Service 52:16Knowing Your Team and Building Company Integrity 59:10The Value of Accountability and Consistency 01:03:01The Importance of Laughing at Yourself and Humility --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-nasti/support

Today, I want to give you strategies to improve your verbal communication skills – specifically, with an eye to enhancing your promotability.  Next week's episode will piggyback on this one with ways to improve your written communications skills – also with an eye to enhancing your promotability.  In episode #113, I covered active listening at work; here's the link to that episode:https://exclusivecareercoaching.com/posts/2020-02-05-113-active-listening-at-work/ In episode #114, I talked about effective communication at work, and I've included that link in the show notes. I'm going to include some of that information in today's episode. https://www.exclusivecareercoaching.com/posts/2020-02-12-114-effective-communication-at-work Let's start with an assessment of your verbal communication skills – tell yourself the truth as you answer these questions. I highly recommend journaling your responses. 1.    Do I ask questions when I don't understand something, or do I keep it to myself? 2.    Do people often misunderstand my messages? Am I often surprised that they don't understand what I am saying? 3.    Is it easy for me to understand someone else's point of view during a conversation? 4.    Do I think about how my responses will be perceived by others, or do I speak without thinking?  5.    Do I find it difficult to see and read people's body language? 6.    Do I struggle to find the right words to convey my message? Which one of these is a weak link for you? Develop a 90-day goal to improve that area. Asking for a mentor's help, watching YouTube videos, listening to podcasts, reading books, asking for people's feedback, or taking a course are all ways to improve your area.   There are four steps to the communication process: -The words you speak (articulation, correct word usage) -What you meant by those words (intonation, vocal pauses or emphases) -The words the listener heard (ability to hear what is said, the listener's understanding of the language you are speaking in) -What the listener makes those words mean (experience, cultural differences)  Utilizing both verbal and written communication skills, you want to be able to clearly communicate your achievements and contributions to your manager. You also want to be able to articulate your career aspirations – he or she needs to know that you want to be considered for a promotion at the appropriate time.   Next, let's dig into specific verbal communication issues you may have and ways to improve.  1.    If you find yourself straying mentally when others are speaking, you may have a challenge with active listening. Strategies to improve: -You have to be able to hear the other person. If the space you are in is too noisy for that to happen, suggest moving to someplace quieter.  -Are you possibly dealing with a hearing problem? Is this something you need to get checked out? Or is the problem only when there is a lot of ambient noise? If so, move to someplace quieter.  -Are there visual distractions around you that are interfering with your ability to pay attention? Relocate the conversation to minimize.  -Are you asking questions to make sure you understand what the other person is trying to communicate? The key here is to find the balance between constantly interrupting the speaker and making sure you understand their message. Another tool for understanding is to repeat back what you heard.  -Are you making appropriate eye contact? My rule of thumb is your eye contact should be nearly 100% when the other person is speaking and at least 60% when you are speaking. Also, be sure to nod and make appropriate facial gestures to show you are listening.  -Do you have trouble retaining important information after a conversation? If so, WRITE IT DOWN.  -Are you paying attention to nonverbal cues – and working to reconcile them with what's being said? If not, you're missing more than half of the conversation – the 55/38/7 formula created by Albert Mehrabian states that communication is 55% nonverbal, 38% vocal, and 7% words only. If this is a challenge for you, I recommend you look up some YouTube Videos on nonverbal communication.  -Do you understand what the speaker intends for you to do with the information they are about to give you? If not, ask questions – does the speaker want your advice, do they want you to take action, do they want to just impart information?  -Are you showing the appropriate emotional response to what is being said? If this doesn't come naturally to you, it may be a case of “fake it ‘till you make it.” Excitement, empathy, and understanding are all possible emotional responses.   2.    If your challenge is speaking clearly and concisely, you'll want to work with a coach or find a mentor who can give you real-time feedback on your verbal communication skills. Specific areas for them to help you with include: -Are you clearly stating your message? Can the other person understand the information you are trying to convey? -Are you using unnecessary jargon or fillers? Slang, inappropriate use of words (hone instead of home, irregardless instead of irrespective), fillers like “Um” or “I mean” or “Sort of”), or overusing a word like “literally” or “fantastic.” And, of course – no profanity.  -Are you conveying your message concisely – with an appropriate amount of detail but not too much? Are you staying on point? -Are you using examples or analogies as appropriate to illustrate your points?  3.    If your challenge is speaking up in meetings, this may be a confidence issue, a communication issue – or both.  Either way, set a goal to make at least one significant comment in your next meeting. If possible, ask someone you trust who will be in that meeting to give you feedback afterward.  As you get comfortable with making one comment, set your bar higher. Eventually, ask about running a meeting.   4.    If your challenge is presentations, this can either be an issue with public speaking, organizing and conveying information – or both.  This is an excellent one for a speaking coach; Toastmasters is another excellent option. Practice is the key here.  -Seek out low-risk opportunities to speak in public, whether at your work, in a volunteer organization, or some other opportunity. Gradually build up to higher-risk opportunities, as there will also be a higher reward possibility.  -Use appropriate visuals. We've all been subjected to PowerPoint presentations that are so small we can't read the content – or 46 slides in one presentation. Make sure your visuals support your presentation – not hijack it.  -Get feedback on the “compellingness” of your presentation – are you moving people if that is the purpose of the presentation? Are you making factual information interesting? Are you using humor if appropriate?  -Know your audience. What is their current level of understanding of the information? What references will they relate to? What else do you know about them that will help you customize your presentation?  -Look the part. One of the best pieces of advice I ever received from a professor was this: “How you dress lets the audience know what you think of them.” Of course, you want to factor in the environment and other considerations, but in general – dress in a way that shows your audience you respect them and value their time.  -If you find it challenging to answer audience questions, either because you are afraid you won't have an answer or because you aren't great with spontaneity, watch YouTube videos of this portion of people's presentations. Go to live presentations – evaluate how other people are handling this portion and learn from their successes and mistakes.  So let's circle back around to the title of this episode: Improving Verbal Communication Skills to Enhance Promotability. As I said at the outset, a piece of this is to let your boss know of your interest in being promoted. Also, let him or her know that you are working to improve your communication skills – and what, specifically, you are doing to achieve that goal.  Ask your boss for what you need – Is it feedback? Is it suggestions on how to improve? Is it opportunities to use the skills you are working on?  The final word here: Practice. Practice. Practice. Set SMART goals, plan your steps to achieve those goals, and evaluate your progress at appropriate intervals.   If you are a high-achieving professional with the goal of landing in the C-suite, the Highly Promotable coaching program may be just the ticket! This 1:1 program is targeted to strategically leverage one of your strengths to become a signature strength — and move the needle on one of your developmental areas so it becomes a strength.  This is a four-figure investment in your professional future! If this sounds like just what you need, schedule a complimentary introductory call to determine if you are a fit for Highly Promotable:  https://calendly.com/lesaedwards/highly-promotable-introductory-call  

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Compelling verbal communication is a necessary skill for an upwardly mobile career - it helps you make a powerful impression on your audience and build a reputation that'll help you advance upwards in your company.   In this episode, I'm walking you through the #1 foundation of compelling verbal communication so you can get better at making a powerful impression on your audience and standing out when you speak.   This is something that even a total beginner can get good at - and I'm here to teach you how.  Enjoy!   P.S.  To join the waitlist & view the curriculum for The Art of Speaking Up Academy, head here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

If you're reading this then you likely would love to improve your relationship and sex life. Start by asking yourself, do I have an in-depth knowledge of what my partner physically desires? Do I know how they like to be touched? How do you like to be touched? Have I communicated with my partner about these things?  These are likely new questions to ask your partner and yourself. Listen to today's show to learn more about a detailed process to communicate more effectively both physically and verbally in your relationship.  In this episode with Dr. Susan Kaye we discuss relationship advice topics that include: The detailed process that will help you physically and verbally communicate better with your partner How to be in touch with your bodily sensations without expectations Creating a deeper understanding of both you and your partners turn ons and turn offs How to touch your partner with intention and attention How to communicate your desires with your partner in the healthiest way possible And much more! Sponsors BetterHelp is an online therapy platform that will assess your needs and match you with your own licensed professional therapist. Start living a happier life today and get 10% off your first month by visiting BetterHelp.com/IDO. Foria is an innovative health and sexual wellness company that designs all-natural sexual intimacy products for women, people with vulvas, and the people who love them. Get 20% off your first order by visiting foriawellness.com/ido. Spark My Relationship Course: Get $100 off our online course. Visit SparkMyRelationship.com/Unlock for our special offer just for our I Do Podcast listeners! If you love this episode (and our podcast!), would you mind giving us a review in iTunes? It would mean the world to us and we promise it only takes a minute. Many thanks in advance! – Chase & Sarah Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Psych in Business podcast, your host, Dr. Ernest Wayde, discusses the basics of effective communication in the context of business and organizations. Dr. Wayde emphasizes the interconnection between active listening and verbal communication, highlighting that communication styles are crucial in understanding interactions. Dr. Wayde delves into foundational behavioral skills essential for effective communication. He stresses the importance of active listening, encouraging listeners to offer undivided attention and clear motives to ensure meaningful conversations. Creating a psychologically safe environment is paramount, fostering mutual respect and purpose among participants. Managing emotions, both one's own and those of others, is crucial for maintaining composure during intense discussions.The episode emphasizes the significance of being clear, concise, and direct in communication, especially when delivering difficult messages. Dr. Wayde highlights the impact of tone and advocates for using emotional connections, such as storytelling, to influence others persuasively. He emphasizes the value of seeking feedback as a tool for self-improvement, underlining that feedback is invaluable for refining one's communication style and message.Listeners are encouraged to introspectively analyze their motives in their interactions and share them openly, fostering a shared understanding among participants. Dr. Wayde leaves the audience with practical insights, urging them to implement these foundational skills in their everyday conversations.You can visit his business website at: https://www.waydeconsulting.com/

C-Micah and Rob Redeemed pull no punches as they tackle the following topics: The importance of Verbal Communication. Does Mainstream Music Create Negative Stereotypes? Music by Mz Ryce & our very own C-Micah

UD is a man of many talents. He's the former vocalist of the legendary band Agni, the electrifying voice behind the iconic song 'Tandav.' But that's not all! UD is also a voiceover wizard, a theatre virtuoso, and a communication skills maestro.After 22 years in the corporate rat race, UD decided to do something completely insane. He dropped the nine-to-five grind and followed his heart full-time. Now, he's living his dream life teaching, singing, motorcycling, and even exploring the wild side of life! UD has trained over 5000 students in hardcore communication skills, covering everything from verbal to non-verbal communication. He's also been the verbal reasoning Jedi for GMAT, GRE, and SAT aspirants for a solid five years.But wait, there's more! UD didn't just talk the talk; he walked the walk. He's the title holder of SUPERSPEAKER Season 2 - a prestigious reality show that sifted through a jaw-dropping 2,15,000 entries to find the best speaker in the entire country. Yep, you heard that right, the whole country!And now, UD is on a mission to supercharge the communication skills of those who need it most, offering invaluable courses online.To register for our Family Counselor Program:https://pages.studyabroadacademy.in/familycounselorPlease join our Facebook Community ‘Career Advisor Hub' for more information by clicking on the link: https://studyabroadacademy.in/careeradvisorhubConnect with Uday Iyer:https://linktr.ee/udaysethuramaniyerConnect with Us:YouTube ChannelInstagram ChannelTwitterLinkedInWhat you will learn in this podcast?0:00 - Introduction5:05 - Knowing Uday Iyer18:15 - Why is effective communication so crucial in both personal and professional aspects of life?25:45 - What are some common communication challenges that individuals face, and how can they work to overcome them?31:00 - How do you help people become more confident and articulate speakers?35:18 - In today's world of digital communication, how can individuals maintain authentic and meaningful connections?38:00 - What are some strategies for effectively conveying emotion and intent in written communication, such as emails and text messages?43:48 - How can individuals work on their public speaking skills, even if they're naturally shy or introverted?51:50 - Effective communication is vital in personal relationships. How can couples improve their communication to build stronger connections?1:41:41 - Long-distance biking involves both physical endurance and mental strength. How does this experience relate to the importance of perseverance and communication in life?1:10:37 – Three learnings for the listeners1:15:00 - ConclusionSupport the show

There are 4 types of communication and in this episode, we dive into verbal communication. It is one of the most common forms of communication and is still the most effective despite all the other types of communication that we have. Challenge:Focus on one area of verbal communication that you want to improve. Whether that be speaking in a more confident voice, listening more actively, or paying attention to the filler words. Ready to finally have the hard conversation that could change everything? https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/toolbox Are you married to an introvert? Find out right now with this FREE quiz!https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-are-you-married-to-an-introvertTake the FREE quiz right now to see where you fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum.https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-introvert-extrovert-spectrumMusic: https://pixabay.com/music/id-112179/

There are 4 types of communication and in this episode, we dive into verbal communication. It is one of the most common forms of communication and is still the most effective despite all the other types of communication that we have. Challenge:Focus on one area of verbal communication that you want to improve. Whether that be speaking in a more confident voice, listening more actively, or paying attention to the filler words. Ready to finally have the hard conversation that could change everything? https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/toolbox Are you married to an introvert? Find out right now with this FREE quiz!https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-are-you-married-to-an-introvertTake the FREE quiz right now to see where you fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum.https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-introvert-extrovert-spectrumMusic: https://pixabay.com/music/id-112179/

There are 4 types of communication and in this episode, we dive into verbal communication. It is one of the most common forms of communication and is still the most effective despite all the other types of communication that we have. Challenge:Focus on one area of verbal communication that you want to improve. Whether that be speaking in a more confident voice, listening more actively, or paying attention to the filler words. Ready to finally have the hard conversation that could change everything? https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/toolbox Are you married to an introvert? Find out right now with this FREE quiz!https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-are-you-married-to-an-introvertTake the FREE quiz right now to see where you fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum.https://erinwoodruffcoaching.com/quiz-introvert-extrovert-spectrumMusic: https://pixabay.com/music/id-112179/

Intro  Veronique Trang Founder and CEO of Telmi. Veronique couldn't find a podcast creation platform that was child user-friendly that would give her daughter Anouk the ability to create episodes independently. Anouk was 5 when she started recording her first mini podcasts! Veronique immediately saw Anouk's confidence, verbal communication and presentation skills grow! She gathered over 50 kids and parent from the home education community who helped her create Telmi from the ground up!    Top three takeaways  Verbal Communication skills are one of the strongest predictors of success in life.   Telmi is a safe, fun and educational podcast creation app for kids.  Telmi's mission is to empower children from all backgrounds and uncover the voices of tomorrow.     Call to Action  Telmi Official Website    Email vero@telmi.io if you want to become a beta tester and help build Telmi     What is Next!  Thank you for supporting this show by listening and sharing with friends! If you like this podcast please rate and write a review of how this show has impacted or helped you!   Great ratings will accelerate the show's visibility to the nation so others can learn more about homeschool and find quality curriculum and the potentially join the homeschool community thus change the face of education forever!!   Who would have thought that we could change the education world with a click and a share!  Also if you would like to hear more about any specific educational topic please email me at realedtalk@gmail.com I would love to support your families educational needs in all areas!!   Bex Buzzie  The Homeschool Advantage Podcast    

On today's episode, SCT instructor of Unmasking Hidden Facial Expressions and Body Language for Law Enforcement, Sean Grogan sits down to give his 3 tips on different programs you can use to help you better understand foreign verbal communication such as Spanish, Vietnamese, Russian, etc. Check out Sean's class here:  https://www.streetcoptraining.com/courses/body-language-for-law-enforcement/  If you like what you are hearing and want to stay in the loop with the latest in Street Cop Training, please follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StreetCopTraining Don't forget to subscribe and rate the podcast, it truly helps! Sign up for classes here: https://streetcoptraining.com/course-list/Follow our podcast here: https://streetcoptraining.com/street-cop-podcast/    or    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/street-cop-podcast/id1538474515

SURVEY ⁠⁠- Please take 3 Minutes and Complete this Survey. It will help us make a better show for you. If you're feeling trapped in a cycle of anxiety and depression that hinders your ability to fully enjoy and engage in sexual experiences, then you are not alone! Many individuals with mental health issues find themselves struggling to connect intimately with their partners, leading to feelings of frustration, isolation, and a lack of fulfillment in their relationships. Despite their efforts to improve their sexual experiences, they may find that their mental health symptoms continue to interfere, leaving them feeling disconnected and unsatisfied. However, understanding the relationship between mental health and sex can provide valuable insights and strategies to overcome these challenges, leading to improved sexual experiences and a deeper emotional connection in relationships. “Everyone should have a safe space to explore their body and sexual identity without judgment or rejection.”  - Heather Shannon Say hello to Holly Shannon, a sex therapist with an emphasis on the crucial link between mental health and sexual experiences. Her expertise, drawn from years of helping individuals journey to greater sexual fulfillment and mental health balance, makes her a trusted source on these intimate matters. She started as a high school counselor before launching her own private practice in 2011. As a certified sex therapist, Holly's practice centers around creating a nurturing environment where individuals can explore their sexual desires without judgment, addressing body image concerns, and nurturing a healthy attitude towards sex. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction, 00:00:26 - Tips for Better Sex, 00:03:47 - Attitudes Towards Sex, 00:04:20 - Mental Health Challenges and Sex, 00:06:38 - Holly Shannon's Background, 00:14:25 - Sympathetic vs. Parasympathetic Nervous System, 00:15:10 - Relaxation Techniques, 00:17:15 - Verbal Communication and Consent, 00:18:27 - Inner Work and Seeking Professional Help, 00:19:31 - Ask a Sex Therapist Podcast,  About our Guest Heather Shannon is a Certified Sex Therapist and Host of the top-ranked "Ask A Sex Therapist" podcast. She works as an intimacy coach with queer, kinky and/or non-monogamous people to explore who they are as sexual beings and how they want to show up in their relationships. Heather has been helping singles and relationship partners to improve their sex life and relationships for over 12 years. She's been featured in Self Magazine, Hustler Magazine and The Chicago Tribune and has appeared on podcasts including The Horny Housewife and Curious Girl Diaries. Heather is a Sex & Relationship Expert for the Peanut app, which serves 2.5M+ women throughout all life stages. Learn more about her and her work at HeatherShannon.co. Resources ◼️ Happy Brain Mental Wellness Tips and Resources Connect with Our Guest ◼️ Website: https://heathershannon.co/ ◼️YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AskASexCoach ◼️TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/AskASexTherapist ◼️Twitter: https://twitter.com/AskASexCoach ◼️Instagram: https://instagram.com/AskASexTherapist Connect with us!---- ◼️Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/seanstevebloch ◼️Show Instagram:http://www.instagram.com/happybrainfm ---- Subscribe to the Happy Brain Podcast ◼️ITUNES

In this weeks episode of the Get Real Self Defense Podcast, Host Adam Jolly sits down with Regional Director of Training - Dante Washington of RSU Security. Adam & Dante go over insights, tips and tricks on how working the street as an armed security professional can in fact, directly apply to teaching others in keeping up on our own personal safety in an increasingly unsafe world. With Dante, Adam goes over topics such as:- Verbal Communication and its roll in self defense and security- Hand to hand skills and joint locks- Keeping Level-headed- Tips on training- And much more!We have now also posted episode #13 of the Get Real Self Defense Podcast on YouTube! Be sure to go there and Like, Comment, and Subscribe!Please be sure to give us a 5 Star review for this Podcast!We are now also a video podcast! You can find us @smartsafedefense to follow and subscribe on YouTube and Instagram!You can also join the Waiting List for the upcoming 5 Day Situational Awareness Challenge Course - Coming Soon.

Your voice is a powerful tool which we can use for impact when speaking, whether for presentations, public speaking or talks. We need to know how to use it well and the techniques to use it more effectively, so you can amplify your voice as part of your communication and be heard.  In today's episode, learn how to amplify your verbal communication with these voice techniques. What you will learn in this episode: Verbal communication is cultural Pace & Pauses - why they matter  Techniques for fast speakers Using pace & pauses for impact Choosing the energy of your voice to connect  Techniques for changing the energy of your speaking Emphasise key messages Techniques for focus and clarity  Resources: Message me if you are an international executive on their journey to the next level who wants to elevate and amplify their communication to leadership levels: https://culturecuppa.com/contact Sign up to receive future episodes of the podcast as soon as they are released: https://culturecuppa.com/get-free-insights Follow me on LinkedIn for more strategies, skills and tips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-rennoldson  Email me: victoria@culturecuppa.com Website: https://culturecuppa.com

On this episode, we explore the power of nonverbal communication through vocal inflection, hand gestures, facial expressions, and physical stance. We break down the box they are in and show them how to excel in communication and become successful students! Remember, communication is more than just the words we say, it's how we use them.  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don't forget to subscribe to the show! If you'd be so kind as to leave a rating and review, that would help tremendously!   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Book Kevin to speak at your school or event!   Learn more about Kevin's speaking programs here! Download the 3 part video series to learn all about Kevin's decision making framework for students.   Follow Kevin on social! Facebook Instagram Linked In Tiktok Twitter  

Joe and Cameron sit down to talk about Thursday's topic for Safety Week: Verbal Communication.Construction sites are inherently dangerous environments, with numerous hazards that can lead to serious injuries or even fatalities. To mitigate these risks, it's crucial that everyone on the site is able to communicate effectively with one another.Joe and Cameron discuss ways verbal communication helps teams on construction sites and contributes to overall safety.

Verbal communication is an essential aspect of human interaction. It involves the use of words to convey messages and ideas between individuals. There are many different forms of verbal communication, including oral communication, speech, conversation, dialogue, interviews, public speaking, debating, and voice modulation.Each of these forms of communication has its unique characteristics and requires different skills to master. In this article, we will explore the different types of verbal communication and provide tips on how to improve your skills in each area. Whether you are a student, a professional, or simply someone looking to improve your communication skills, this post will provide valuable insights into the world of verbal communication.

Have you ever misinterpreted what someone said? We all have. Miscommunication can be complex and lead to all sorts of trouble, and what we SAY isn't always what someone HEARS.Understanding how this works and why it happens can be useful in both personal and professional relationships. In this episode, Eddie and I explored why what we SAY and what someone HEARS can be profoundly different.A core reason for this is that we frame any communication from our own perspective, distorting the original message to fit within a certain context.We also discuss why it's so important to recognize that our own perception is not necessarily the same as the other person's.Communication lies at the heart of every relationship. Whether it's with our friends, family, colleagues, or strangers, we need to be aware of how our words are received. We need to be mindful of the contexts we communicate and be open to different interpretations.Only then can we truly build meaningful and lasting connections with those around us? Tune in to this episode for more on this and some interesting stories!Key Takeaways- Why words are often misconstrued (12:50)- Everything is on the table for comedians (20:45)- Why comedians make the world a better place (26:39)- A widespread epidemic of insecurities (31:11)- The trauma economy is well and alive (35:48)- Perception is important (37:58)Additional Resources:- If you're looking to GROW YOUR BUSINESS and increase your sales, you should definitely consider joining our 8-week Masterclass, PASSION TO PROFIT. Get on our WAITLIST here: JOIN THE WAITLIST------- We are the Copelands Tiktok- The Pusher Society- Janelle's website- Join the Cake Cents FB Group- Join the Push Podcast FB Group- The Push Podcast's official website- Cake Mamas Instagram- Eddie's Instagram--If you haven't already, it would be amazing if you could head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast!

Being more conscious of our audience's communication style enables us to flex our communication style, which improves our ability to communicate effectively. Improve 4 verbal communication styles at work, plus tips on improving critical factors affecting your communication effectiveness.Ineffective communication at work is common and1.      Wastes a lot of everyone's time2.      Wates a lot of everyone's energy3.      Damages relationships through misunderstandings Effective face to face communication skills is a lot more than just talking well. You audience has to receive what you are telling them and then understand it too. A great place to start improving face to face communication is spending time actively listening to your audience.  Flex your face to face communication styles to help your audience take in and understand what you are communicating to them.  Consciously understanding different communication styles and looking out for which styles your audience find easiest gives you a lot more control over how well you communicate.  Taking this step will help significantly in improving face to face communication. There are many models helping you understand different aspects of communication styles at work. We touch on the key indicators of1.            Analytical 2.            Personal3.            Intuitive 4.            Functional Communicators and how to adjust your style to best help them receive and understand what you are communicating.  Work hard on your verbal communication styles, while always trying to make your messaging as simple as possible to understand. Keep irrelevant information out of your communication so your audience will not be distracted or confused.  Simple messaging saves everyone time and energy while communicating face to face.  Finally, I touch on three huge influences on how well your audience receives and understands what you are trying to tell them. These will literally make or break your communication at work. enhance.training

Have you ever felt like a bunny in a boardroom? How can the American bullfrog help you pitch your next client?  In this episode, speech-language pathologist Heather Kubert shares subtle, power-packed tips and simple strategies to take your verbal and non-verbal communication skills to the next level. Her inspiration? Well, they're a bit wild...  And let me tell you from personal experience - these insights are game-changers.  Whether you've got an important talk coming up, a big client meeting, or even just want to face that infamous record button with greater ease and confidence... Listen in!  Connect with Heather Kubert: https://evolvespeech.com/ Ready to OWN Your Difference? Let's chat: https://calendly.com/thebrandboss/ownit Book a Strategy Session: https://calendly.com/thebrandboss/consult Let's get social! Follow the Brand Boss on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebrandbossshow/ Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thebrandboss/ Interested to be a guest or advertise on The Brand Boss Show? Let's chat: https://calendly.com/thebrandboss/podcast-interestform  

Last week, I covered how to teach a pre-verbal child to imitate sounds on request as we build toward teaching them how to talk. Here, we'll cover the motivational aspects of learning a language and how to teach children to ask for things they want in increasingly complex ways. For some children, learning how to talk is a really high hurdle to get over on their own. Many of the traditional approaches to teaching children how to talk fall short. I share the whys and hows of teaching a child to mand, or request something they need. The reason mand training is such an important part of early language development is that it is based on the simple concept of “I want, I do, I get”. This concept is powerful because a successful mand always leads to the acquisition of reinforcement. Anything that's reliably reinforced will ultimately result in a higher frequency of the desired behavior.  I discuss the three augmentative communication systems and how to choose which one to use.  I also walk through each system's pros and cons, how to choose which words to start with, the steps of teaching mands, and how to transition to words. What's Inside:The importance of manding in teaching verbal communication and language skills.Three main forms of augmentative communication and their pros and cons.How to choose which words to start teaching.How to transition from mands to words.Mentioned In This Episode:Just 7 Steps YouTubeBook – Motivation and Reinforcement: Turning the Tables on Autism

According to the CDC, an estimated 40% of children with autism spectrum disorder are non-verbal. That means as many as 40% of children working through potential challenges related to autism are trying to do so without the full use of vocal language to help them. As many as 70% of childhood behavior problems come from a child not being able to adequately express their needs or desires. I've worked directly with many of these pre-verbal children who were unable to learn how to communicate through spoken word for many years, but we have found a way to guide them towards increased language ability using the verbal behavior approach to the science of behavioral analysis.Over the next two weeks, I'm taking you on a deep dive into the way I've been helping children both with and without a diagnosis of autism who struggle with language learn how to talk. Verbal communication is one of the most important aspects of life and it's how we share our thoughts and feelings. Because of my expertise in motivation, I've been able to put children in the positive state needed for them to develop critical vocal communication skills. Here, I discuss the benefits and limitations of speech and language therapy and why a behavior analyst could be an integral part of a child's learning to speak. I also share exactly what my process is so you can get similar help if you need it for your family.What's Inside:How behavioral analysis can aid in a child's learning to communicate verbally.How to use motivation and reinforcement to help in the learning process.My process of teaching verbal communication and language. Mentioned In This Episode:Just 7 Steps YouTubeJust7Steps.com/workshopJust7Steps.com/course

Tova Feder and I had a discussion about communication for men and women. Soon after that she released an e-book about communication. I want to share our show and share the link to the e-book. Communication is critical for a healthy relationship, so it's something that I talk about on the show a lot. It's so important, that we talked about this in show #2. Enjoy!

Welcome back to another episode of the Mujeres on the Rise Podcast. Today we are going to be talking about one of the areas that I find impostor syndrome shows up the most for me: public speaking.Verbal communication is a skill that can be developed. I am not an expert communicator, I have a lot of things that I would love to improve, but I'll be the first to admit that I have come a very long way.So, I'm going to share 5 strategies that I have learned and that have really helped me overcome this fear – and that I believe can also help you silence that voice that tells you that you're not good enough and that you have nothing valuable to say. Remember mujeres, no importa cómo se comunique, what truly matters is that what you needed to say was said, punto.Join the #MujeresOnTheRise movement:Visit our website: mujeresontherise.comInstagram: @mujeresontheriseTikTok: @mujeresontheriseSubscribe for FREE to ‘The Weekly Rise' newsletter for más resourcesPrivate Facebook Group: Mujeres on the RiseLand your dream job with our Rising Resume CourseShop our productsShout Out to our Sponsor:As someone who has learned that when you look good, you feel good. I have become quite obsessed with trying out different skincare products over the years, and Exuviance is definitely a brand that is worth mentioning. Check them out today at exuviance.com

Thinking about a brand activates the same areas of the brain as thinking about a real person. How can brands use this fact to give customers the feeling they're with a good friend? Join us in an adventurous deep-dive into language. Mark is the ideal guest for this topic. He was Head of Brand Language & Guardianship at O2, worked in creative ad agencies, and has an MA in English Language & Literature from the Oxford University. We discuss the inter-relationships between verbal communication, the personality of a brand at all touchpoints, and the influence of a CEO on the corporate culture. How can you approach developing an authentic tone of voice for your brand?
 How the language of things like recruitment ads reveals the true culture behind the marketing ‘gloss'. What are the simple techniques HR teams can use to make your job advertising more effective?
 The importance of brand coherency at every touchpoint, internally as well as well as facing outside.
 Can any brand become a friend by using fun and humour? Or might there be limitations?
 Is Apple once again the benchmark example – or is it simply a case of breaking down business ‘silos'?
 How important is an approachable, easy to understand Purpose statement? Does the CEO have a big role to play? Hint: as they say in Japan, ‘the fish rots from the head.' We hope you enjoy our episode, recorded in August 2022.

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Today, Matt & Niki delve into verbal communication - our primary means of communication as a coach, both in-person & online. While this may seem straightforward, many steps occur to correctly communicate to our clients & get them to move correctly. This begins & 3-part series of sorts where Matt & Niki will explore communication, beginning with verbal & touching on tactile & visual (and the differences between in-person and online). No video this week for YouTube viewers. We tried a new recording platform & lost the video. Bear with us while we try to improve our logistical & technological systems. Thanks! Verbal Communication on the Platform What has to occur for effective communication to occur on the platform? The coach must first see the lift, process that information, and compare what he sees to the model in his head (which may be imperfect). Following this, he must understand any deviations from the model, prioritize them, understand how to correct them, and deliver information to the lifter in the form of a cue (e.g. "knees out"). That's a lot. But communication involves two people and is a two-way street. Hearing the cue, the lifter must then understand it (each word and the words together). The lifter takes that information and use it to attempt to change her movement in light of that new information. Then the lifter moves. The coach returns to the picture, and the process is repeated. Did the lifter fix the error (and potentially additional errors)? Was there an overcorrection? Did nothing change at all? Don't worry, though, while much is involved, we can simplify this process and accelerate your effectiveness as a coach. Teaching Versus Cueing Typically, a coach takes in information regarding new lifters, to understand those lifters' backgrounds. This helps the coach determine his approach with their first interaction. Coaches may perform a teaching progression, which both gets the lifter moving correctly while including certain words & phrases that will likely inform cues that the coach may use during the lifter's sets. It can be a good idea to walk lifters through the teaching progression, especially if you're a newer coach. For online coaching, teaching may involve some how to videos demonstrating proper form. Articles and podcasts that address lifting basics may begin to deepen the lifter's understanding. Understand that in order for a cue to be effective, it must be understood. Teaching should first focus on the "how"s. Teaching enables better understanding of cueing and coaching during the sets. As teaching progresses - as the lifter & coaching relationship lengthens and deepens - the focus of teaching moves from the "how"s to the "why"s, and this is often why good coaches are born as clients, because as they improve as lifters and learn the "why"s from a good coach, they consider coaching themselves. Practical & Effective Verbal Cues Let's move past the theoretical and come to the practical. What should you do on the platform? Some basic principles of good cueing can help steer you in the right direction. Cues should be: Brief - keep cues short *Confident - don't portray doubt *Loud - cues must be heard Clear - avoid big words Positive when appropriate - a "good" communicates that the lifter is correctly performing the movement *Note: loud & confident does not mean yelling (necessarily) - deliver appropriate cue for environment & lifter Cues must be understood, and more words means more words that can misunderstood or not heard. Keep cues short and use short words. If you're a new coach and not 100% sure about the cue, act like you are. Don't deliver a cue with doubt or like it's a question. Give the cue and evaluate and re-evaluate based on the lifter's movement. Lastly, seminars and powerlifting meets can skew cue volume. Cues must be heard, but they don't have to be yelled. Furthermore, increasing the volume tends to increase the confusion. If you deliver a cue, nothing changes, and deliver it again more loudly, okay. But it needs to end there. A typical bad interaction goes something like this: lifter lifts incorrectly, coach delivers cue, lifter repeats the error, coach gets louder, lifter repeats error, coach delivers the cue again, this time yelling and getting frustrated and angry, lifter is beginning to tune the coach out. If you find yourself in this situation, stop. Shift your angle. Think about a different cue. Don't get frustrated. It's possible that this set gets away from you. That's okay. Keep observing, thinking, and coaching as best you can. Control the Platform, Control the Emotions Controlling the platform doesn't mean channeling your inner drill sergeant. You might feel frustrated and be terrified that Matt Reynolds is 5 feet behind you observing the lifter (which, if he's 5 feet behind you, you might take that as a suggestion to move 5 feet back, FWIW). Pay attention to how your lifter is responding to you and your cues on the platform. If you're frustrated, the lifter is likely frustrated and confused. Breathe. Slow things down. Encourage. Teach between sets. Think. This is how you'll become a better coach. The only way you can fail is to give up. GET STARTED with one-on-one online coaching FOR FREE! 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It can be difficult to be a good listener. When we really listen, we hear what others say to us and are more likely to understand their perspective. Discover tips for how to listen in the latest Quick Fix from The Existential Stoic. Subscribe to ESP's YouTube Channel!Please say hi to Danny on Twitter to get ESP updates and more. Check out Danny's webpage for ESP info & additional tools to help you live better. Thanks for listening! 

The Art and Science of Communication There is a science behind communication, including how we react neuro-physiologically to others – through verbal communication such as their words and tone, as well as the non-verbal communication of their actions and body language. There's also an art to communication, allowing your authentic self to shine through and allowing the exchange with another person to unfold naturally. In this course, you'll learn about the art and science of communication. You'll explore techniques for connecting with your audience and building trust with them so that your communication intention is clear and understood. You'll also learn the basic principles of assertive communication that is positive and not aggressive.

We are not taught to speak so others are more open to listen and hear you clearly. This often causes us to avoid conflict or speak all together. Join Andrea Atherton in this episode to find the key to unlocking one of the most important skills that is essential to a healthy relationship. Verbal communication is much more than just talking, it also includes the use of tone and nonverbal expression such as body language and facial gestures. Learn eleven important skills  to express your feelings, thoughts and perceptions with ease to bring deeper connection and intimacy to your relationship.

In this episode I am chitchatting with amazing Judith Hanson Lasater, Judith is Ph.D, PT, she has taught yoga around the world and in virtually every state of the US since 1971. She is the author of eleven books, including the recent Teaching Yoga with Intention: The Essential Guide to Skillful Hands-On Assists and Verbal Communication. She is the most proud of her grown children. Visit her website http://www.judith.yoga to find more information on Judith's books and courses.Follow Sunita on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/sunita_patil/ for up to date Support the show Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sunitayoga)

Judith Hanson Lasater is back on the show today for the 3rd time. We chat about her 2 very significant milestones. Her newest book, “Teaching Yoga with Intention - The Essential Guide to Skillful Hands-On Assists and Verbal Communication”. She also completed 50 years of teaching yoga this July & I ask her what it's like to teach for half a century. Her evolution through this journey. Teaching yoga with intention is a book that is for both - the yoga teacher and the yoga student. Judith addresses the importance of communication for yoga teachers. Especially communicating using the system of non-violent communication. (I had previously interviewed her about this. Listen to episode 31) & the importance of mutuality & empathy in communication. Her book also highlights adjustments, power dynamics, difficult conversations & hands-on adjustments. My favorite part of the book is the final section about how to become an educated student. This is a key part of the conversation that's missing in mainstream yoga. We can all use reminders of how to be a better yoga student! Judith also shares a special 30% off coupon code for her new book in this episode. You can listen anywhere you stream your podcasts or just head to the link in my bio! You can find all the resources mentioned in this episode in the show notes at https://letstalk.yoga/Connect with us on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/arundhati_baitmangalkar/Join our exclusive Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkyogaJoin our mailing list: https://www.aham.yoga/instagram-2021 for all episodes.

In business, your Blind Spots hold you back from achieving success on your terms. Hear business experts and decision-makers speak about blind spots they have seen and how they held the business back. If it applies to you, find out how to identify and push through. Our guest on this episode, Traci Philips. Thank you for listening to one of our episodes of the Business Blind Spots Exposed Podcast. FOLLOW: WEBSITE: https://caarmo.com LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/5000945 LINKEDIN Vinay Raman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vraman/

Discover the most common communication styles among people from the United States and learn how to communicate with them more effectively with these verbal and non-verbal communication tips.Visit Talaera: http://talaera.com/Read our blog: http://blog.talaera.com/Join a free webinar: https://offers.talaera.com/free-webinars

In ‘Trust or Bust: Verbal Communication', Moeed Amin and Fred Copestake discuss the importance of this type of communication in professional sales. They talk about common mistakes, and what salespeople should really be doing. Connect with Moeed on LinkedIn, and find your host Fred Copestake at https://linktr.ee/fredcopestake.

On this episode of Life of a CISO, we dive into more ninja tricks to be a world class CISO. The topics for this episode are body language and verbal communication. Watch the full episode to learn the "Ninja Tricks" to have positive, confident body language whether you feel confident or not and how to convince your potential employer that you are a business enabler, and that you can enable that specific business to improve their bottom line.

How is the verbal communication in League affecting our generation?

How do you improve from a good English speaker to a great English speaker? You might think that because you’re a native English speaker, you don’t need to be any better, but maybe you do need some improvements in a professional setting. But how do you do this? That is why in this episode of the Your Career Cure Podcast, Gail Tolstoi-Miller interviews communication coach, Jill Diamond. She is a seasoned communication coach with a specialization in working with international professionals. Her executive experience, background in the performance arts, and a keen interest in people allow Jill to help professionals Write it, Show it and Voice it with precision, passion, and impact. She explains how she helps people become great at spoken English as they are in written English without losing traces of their native languages or accents. Listen in to learn how better communication at work can surprisingly help you in moving up the ranks. SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, LIKE & SHARE Apple |  Google |  Spotify |  iHeart | Stitcher | Amazon | Podchaser | Castbox | Watch Video on Youtube What You Will Discover: [0:40] Jill explains how she helps international professionals go from good English speakers to great English speakers. [2:54] How Jill became passionate about teaching communication after a career in acting and music. [6:27] Understanding code-switching, which is the ability to switch from one accent to another. [9:10] Why people don’t trust people with a different accent as theirs, plus some languages with difficult accents. [12:46] Jill narrates a success story that happened with a former client. [15:49] Teaching people how to speak the way they write. [17:04] Up talk- the rising intonation at the end of a sentence and why it creates doubts in others. [21:26] The importance of having passion in our native language or any other language we’re speaking. [25:37] Why Jill believes that it’s easier for non-Americans to catch up to our accent than the other way around. [28:14] She narrates the poem that helps her students get started with rhythm. [29:28] Jill describes her career challenges as having to keep up with the times and everything. [30:28] How COVID has simplified Jill’s lifestyle by making it easy to communicate with her clients online. [31:47] The 3 best career and Corporate America answers that Jill would give to win the 50 million dollars Your Career Cure Contest. Get in Touch with Jill: Jill’s online program landing page: https://jill-diamond-be8f.mykajabi.com/find-your-stage-with-english-communication-confidence Website: byjilldiamond.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JillDiamond LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jilldiamond/ Share one of your personal habits that contributes to your success: I’m not afraid to ask for help when I need it. It could be hiring a coach or speaking to a peer or simply searching the internet for the help I need. In other words, I’m in the habit of believing that I am not in it alone. Share your favorite Internet/Career/entrepreneur resource: I’ve turned to Tony Robbins’ work on and off over the years. Marie Forleo's course is great for entrepreneurs—especially if you are starting out. And I turn to LinkedIn groups in my field like Training & Development—there is great resource material and studies that these groups can provide. What is your favorite book that you would recommend? I love The Dip by Seth Godin because it shows us that quitting isn’t always about giving up. It is about redirecting ourselves towards our strengths and our passions

What happens when you're not speaking to the audience - whether one person or hundreds- who don't understand what you're talking about. That's a big problem. It's the responsible of the leader to speak to any audience at their level of understanding. And then there's the issue where the written words- such as in an email - and the spoken words -such as those delivered at a department meeting -don't line up. Listen to Alan Patterson and Kelly Norton discuss these communication mistakes and ways to avoid them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ladderburners/message

What is this podcast all about: Orality Here are a few highlight's we cover: Preeminence of Orality around the world in restricted and unreached areas of the world. Story of “Jesus loves me this I know for their “Faces tell me so” in China. Currently over 40 million Chinese lack a personal Bible. Story of Russell going along the river in Colombia and lady waved them down to receive her first Bible of 20 years. Currently over seven million Venezuelans lack a personal Bible. How Jesus Mostly Communicated "Then he said to them, “These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written about me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms must be fulfilled.”"  (Luke 24:44) Christians communicated the gospel orally for the first three centuries Most Christians in history grown in discipleship through oral communication "But we have this treasure in jars of clay, to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us. We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed; always carrying in the body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be manifested in our bodies. For we who live are always being given over to death for Jesus' sake, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our mortal flesh. So death is at work in us, but life in you. Since we have the same spirit of faith according to what has been written, “I believed, and so I spoke,” we also believe, and so we also speak,"  (2 Corinthians 4:7-13) How effective leaders most often communicate Leaders develop effective oral communication. American's are Oral Learners If Americans are mostly oral learners what about the rest of the world? The developing world? About SOM SOM International priority is distributing the Word of God. And the first line of offense is Orally. This is why our Church Planting Schools and Lighthouse schools around the world focus on the Oral Word of God. In Latin America we are harnessing radio as a way to communicate God's Word.    

Do you want to learn how to master your executive presence and learn from someone who has triumphed at every moment of their career? Today's guest is Emmy-Award winning Jessica Chen, who is a trusted communications advisor to several elite tech leaders in Silicon Valley and in Asia, and she had no shortage of blockers throughout her career. She is the Founder and CEO of Soulcast Media, a business communications agency, where she provides high-touch strategies to elevate people's speaking and authority. After nearly ten years in television news, Jessica is on a mission to help professionals, entrepreneurs and executives build their confidence in speaking authentically, and to teach the use of storytelling to create connection and engagement on various media platforms.

Verbal communication skills are arguably the most important skillset a law enforcement officer must have. So why do we often de-prioritize this critical training in favor of more dynamic training? In this episode we'll discuss the importance of verbal communication and de-escalation skills with Chad Emmons and John DiGiantomasso with Thin Blue Online. Thin Blue Online is a web-based software training solution to help officers increase their skills with regularity. Verbal communication and de-escalation training doesn't have to be time consuming or expensive.

So I have been writing since about 14 years old, but the first books were just a conglomeration of movies I fell in love with along with John Wayne. However, I write and journal and have several books in different phases of being finished, plus two completely finished. But I like Pen and paper. If you write, do you use a computer, do you record it or do you use pen and paper? Please let me know. My email is Laura@dog-genuity.com.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lsfarnsworth29)

Just like life, in marriage words matter. It becomes too easy to take our language for granted. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains why it's important and the words we need to focus on.

So What is Your Point PodcastWhat would you like to be known for? Someone who's message is unclear or a great communicator who quickly nails down what is relevant to the listener.Stephen Moulton's Bio: Stephen has over 20 years of experience as a Human Resource Leader in companies such as Lockheed, and McDonald Douglas. He's also trained leaders across the country on how to hire and keep really good employees. He is also the author of "The CEO's Advantage" and "Tell me about yourself". Stephen is a Speaker and a Distinguished Toastmaster.Roger Matthews Bio: For the last 20 years Roger has been helping businesses communicate their message on their website, social media, and marketing programs so that listeners and readers get that message more quickly. That helps listeners turn prospects into customers.Our episodes will be released once per week, usually on Fridays.Find out more by visiting our website https://sowhatisyourpoint.com and leave us a 5 star review.

Nowadays we communicate constantly, but we struggle to do it effectively: how something so natural turns out to be so hard? In today’s podcast we are joined by Jacqui Zadik, a Canadian freelance writer and communication expert who shares with us some of her knowledge in interacting with others. Jacqui invites us to find new ways to connect with one another in a higher and more respectful way in order to have a positive and effective communication. Highlights: The importance of actively listening to the other person or carefully reading a text message during a conversation in order to understand correctly what the other person is trying to say and not jump into mistaken conclusionsJacqui strongly believes that whenever possible, it’s best to have verbal communication over phone or voice message because it’s much more intimate and understandable than having a simple text conversation.Because of technology, Jacqui believes that most conversations are held over text messages or emails, and deeper face-to-face conversations are lacking. Trusting in your own abilities, talents and believing in yourself should encourage you to take chances and not holding back because of fear anymore.To learn more about Jacqui and her work, follow her on Instagram or you can find her on LinkedInWant to learn more about ALL things marketing? Join our Facebook Group Marketing Small TalkSupport the show (http://www.laraschmoisman.com)

Tasia Valenza (@TasiaValenza) is an Emmy winning voiceover artist.In the early part of her career, Valenza played the role of Dottie Thornton on All My Children from 1982 to 1986, earning a Daytime Emmy nomination for her work. She also showed up in a guest star appearance in the fifth season of The A-Team, and a recurring role as Lieutenant Winslow in Space: Above and Beyond. She also portrayed Jodie Abramovitz in Aaron Spelling's drama series The Heights. Valenza is best known to play female villains in video games such as Batman: Arkham Asylum and multiple Spider-Man games.Valenza appeared in the 1988 Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Coming of Age" as a Vulcan. She returned to Star Trek in 2017 with a voiceover role in the first two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery as the computer voice of the USS Shenzhou.Download Haven, Tasia's free guided affirmation meditation app.Connect with Tasia on LinkedIn and Twitter.Visit Tasia at https://tasiavalenza.com/.

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In this audio, we will learn about Types of communication with proper example . We will get information about Verbal Communication ,Non Verbal Communication , Oral communication ,Written Communication etc.

Dr. Melanie Mitchell, Davis professor at the Santa Fe Institute, talks to Tonya Hall about training machines to predict conversations and how that technology will evolve. FOLLOW US  - Subscribe to ZDNet on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2HzQmyf - Watch more ZDNet videos: http://zd.net/2Hzw9Zy - Follow ZDNet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ZDNet_CBSi - Follow ZDNet on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zdnet-com/ - Follow ZDNet on Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/zdnet_cbsi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Having become self-accountable prepares the way to accepting that we own theresponsibility – “the ability to respond appropriately” - in our interactions with others in ajudgement-free way. How people respond to us depends on how we communicate. Weimprove any communication if we focus on the role we play and this freedom allows us toimprove our relationships and interact more peacefully with anyone. Goal: You see that everyone has different ways of communicating and you becomeassertive in managing it.Epiphany: I am mastering the art of diplomacy and peaceful interactions.Affirmation: I will not judge others and will only interact with the highest good ofeach person that I may encounter.Download the Course resources to complete your self-reflection from www.gardenofayden.comSupport the show (http://www.gardenofayden.com)

sign up to the mailing list at The Mother Hustler Clubconnect with me on facebook @themotherhustlerpodcast or Instagram @themotherhustlerpodcastThis episode is all about using silence as one of the most effective forms of communication. so much can be said during the silence, yet for most people, we feel the need to fill awkward silences with noise. Link to the Steli Efti blog hereI explain how silence can be used as the most effective form of communication and some examples of how it can be applied for you!

Trailer for season 2 of The Mother Hustler Podcast This season is all about mastering the art of effective communication.sign up to the mailing list at www.themotherhustler.club and connect with me on Instagram or facebook @themotherhustlerpodcast

About C. David MinifieEnthusiastic leaderfaithfully committed to developing those around mein order to "make it happen."​A former US Marine and Naval Academy graduate, Dave spent over a dozen years at Procter & Gamble learning the art and science of brand building. Currently, he uses his leadership experience and marketing skills to set strategy and drive growth as Chief Experience Officer for Centene, the largest government services managed care organization in the US. Married to his Senior Prom date, he and wife Kelly have a daughter, son, and two dogs. Operating under the Ralph Waldo Emerson philosophy that "health is the first wealth,"​ and a belief that "everything matters," Dave demonstrates his personal purpose statement - to make those around [him] better - on a daily basis.Enthusiastic leader with proven track record, especially in challenging operating environments. Over twenty years experience leading, training, developing, supervising and motivating individuals and teams to deliver strong results. Broad consumer packaged goods marketing experience across a range of categories. Known for strong analytic and creative problem solving. Proven ability to collaborate across functions and divisions, to bridge diverse cultures, and to catalyze change.Specialties: Leadership, Marketing, Operational Discipline, Collaboration, Problem Solving, Written and Verbal Communication, Consumer Packaged Goods - North America and Global, Military experience, Change Agent 

منصة لنكدان تم اطلاقها في عام 2003 و تستهدف أن تكون المنصة الاحترافية في مجال الأعمال و التوظيف، مرتادوه لهم أن يضعوا معلوماتهم و سيراتهم الذاتية للتعريف بنفسهم و التواصل مع المختصين في مجالهم، أم أصحاب الأعمال من خلال أخصائي التوظيف فلهم أن ينشروا أعلانتهم عن الفرص الوظيفية ليستقطبوا من أهل الخبرة، منذ عام 2016 أصبحت مملوكة بالكامل من شركة مايكروسوف عملاق برامج الحاسب الآلي، و وصل الأعضاء المسجلين فيها في عام 2019 الى 630 مليون عضو مسجل. في هذه الحلقة 37 من بودكاست جنبيات سنستضيف الاستاذة "حياة المسكين" مستشارة في الـ "Verbal Communication" مدربة معتمدة و كاتبة مبتكرة و مؤسسة مشروع أكتيف انجلش، و سنتحدث عن محورين رئيسيين و هما: كيفية استخدام منصة لنكدان للتوظيف. تجربة الاستاذة في تحسين المشاهدات من 50 مشاهدة الى اكثر من 100 الف مشاهدة وصلات مهمة: موقع أكتف انقلش صفحة الاستاذة حياة على اللنكدان قناة أكتف انقلش على اليوتوب عنوان المدونة Janbi.me    

Episode 12 addresses the importance of verbal communication skills, particularly in having uncomfortable conversations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paradigm-left/support

As a manufacturing leader, do you know how your verbal communications impact your career? In this week's episode of Riveting Exchanges, Andrea Olson and Desiree Grace take a deep dive into the best practices of verbal communications, including how to listen for understanding, controlling your emotions, using silence and eye contact to control the conversation, and more, to help you climb the leadership ladder!

As a manufacturing leader, do you know how your verbal communications impact your career? In this week's episode of Riveting Exchanges, Andrea Olson and Desiree Grace take a deep dive into the best practices of verbal communications, including how to listen for understanding, controlling your emotions, using silence and eye contact to control the conversation, and more, to help you climb the leadership ladder! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the difference between Autism and Aspergers: 1. IQ Score. People with Aspergers tend to have average to above average IQs, compared to that of a person with ‘classic autism’ who would typically have a below average IQ. 2. Verbal Communication. People with Autism tend to have little to no verbal communication skills and have difficulty talking. Children with Asperger’s syndrome tend to have a very good verbal skill set and can communicate verbal. 3. Vocabulary. People with Aspergers syndrome have a large vocabulary and have a strong use of words, compared to that of a person with ‘classic autism’ who typically have very limited vocabulary. 4. Day To Day Life Skills. A person with Asperger’s syndrome can learn day to day skills, like how to put on clothes and the importance of eating food. Learning how to go shopping for goods etc. Compared to a person who displays ‘classic autism’ typically they cannot learn these day to day life skills as easy and require additional life long support for these skills. 5. Speech Delay. Typically a person growing up with Aspergers Syndrome will not display any speech delay in early life. However a person with ‘classic autism’ will display large delay in learning speech. — Autism and Aspergers have distinct differences despite both being called as an autism spectrum disorder or condition. The autism and Aspergers test is basically the same, so what’s the difference between autism and Aspergers Both conditions have similarities like autism and anxiety as they both part of the autism spectrum, but they can display differently due to some factors you will learn about here. If you check with your local health board for standard developmental checklist to help parents get a head start with therapy and diagnosis. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theaspieworld/support

Being a great leader is not only about having excellent executive skills; what separates a good leader from a great leader is how they’re able to influence and inspire people to take action. To do this, one must be an excellent communicator.And so on today’s podcast, we are going to talk about the five key foundations of verbal communication and how you can apply it in your role as a business owner.QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE“Your primary skill as a leader is your ability to create change. And the number one thing you need to do below that is communication.”“If you can’t inspire people, connect them to a path or get them on board, then you’re going to face some resistance.”“Our ability to communicate will directly affect our ability to influence change on a personal level.”MENTIONSGrow My Clinic online courseVinh GiangSHOW NOTES[0:02:50.9] First Foundation: Rate of Speech[0:03:21.1] Second Foundation: Pitch or Melody[0:03:58.6] Third Foundation: Tone[0:04:52.8] Fourth Foundation: Volume[0:05:42.6] Fifth Foundation: Pauses[0:07:32.0] Ben’s challenge for the listenersIf you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher. We appreciate your support and feedback!

Connect with students! Whether it's giving a lecture or speaking one on one with students, verbal communication plays a vital role in the classroom. Jennifer K. Smith shares a wealth of strategies on communication and lecturing that she's learned from teaching and working with other faculty at the University of Florida. View the transcript.Music: Motivational by Scott Holmes

Communication is something most people take for granted. Kara Broks helps people in Saskatoon who struggle to express themselves, especially when it comes to verbal communication. She is a speech pathologist and owner of the The Speech Language Network. In this episode of YXE Underground, Eric visits Kara at The Speech Language Network to learn more about the work she does with people of all ages in Saskatoon and why it's so important. Kara shares some incredibly heartfelt stories of challenging cases and why she continues to cheer for her clients long after they say goodbye.

Rapping is like Body Language (Non-Verbal and Verbal Communication). Let's take a look at: 1.) Voice - Pitch, Tone, Intonation, Timbre, etc. (Non-Verbal communication) 2.) Flow -How well do you sync with the rhythm of the beat (Non-Verbal) 3.) Delivery - Your presence on the track overall (Non-Verbal) 4.) Lyrics  - (Verbal Communication) ------------------ Book recommendations: 1.) What Everybody Is Saying (by Joe Navarro) 2.) Talent is NEVER Enough (by John C. Maxwell) --- Follow me on social media: 1.) Facebook.com/TonyMoze5 2.) Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Tony_Moze 3.) Snapchat: TonyMoze 4.) Apple iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tony-moze-podcast/id1326618610?mt=2 5.) Twitter/Periscope: http://www.twitter.com/Tony_Moze 6.) Good Reads: Tony Moze 7.) Linkedin.com/in/Tony-Moze 8.) www.TONYMOZE.com

Sam Bennett is the owner of Speaking Made Easy.  He helps people gain confidence, captivate audiences, and become extraordinary speakers.  Today we talk to Sam about verbal skills, and how to use these in our presentations and speaches.

In this Episode, we discuss how you communicate with your dog strongly affects your training goals and performance.

When I first started taking yoga classes from Jason many years ago, I was struck by his voice. He has a voice that draws you in. It's soothing and encouraging. He speaks in a measured, comfortable pace. And he's a clear, succinct communicator. In essence, he's a natural when it comes to verbal communication.This week, I ask Jason to share how he's developed this skill set. And, although this episode is specifically geared toward yoga teachers, the ideas we here apply to everyone. We all have times when clear verbal communication is vital -- in client meetings, with our loved ones, during presentations -- and some of us struggle with it more than others. My hope is that you'll gain confidence and clarity from this episode.We talk about:* Why verbal communication might be the most important skill for yoga teachers* Using each class you teach as a practice for personal growth in the area of verbal communication* The struggles we (Jason and Andrea) have when it comes to speaking in front of a group* How choosing one or two takeaways for your students can dramatically improve your teachingShow notes: http://www.jasonyoga.com/podcasts/episode100SHOUT-OUT TO OUR SPONSORS1. Careof is a monthly vitamin subscription service that's tailored to your exact needs. Their recommendations are based on clinical research with input from doctors and nutritionists. Vegan and veg supplement options are available! For 25% off your first month of personalized vitamins, visit takecareof.com and enter YOGALAND.2. I love cooking but even I get tired of the grind day after day. One thing that’s helped me immensely is Sunbasket meal delivery service -- they offer organic produce and clean ingredients and many different types of meal plans. Their food is so delicious and I LOVE how creative they are! Go to sunbasket.com/yogaland to get $35 off your first order.3. Molekule is a new air purification experience -- unobtrusive, portable, and 100% effective. Molekule’s PECO technology goes beyond HEPA filtration to not just capture, but completely destroy the full spectrum of indoor air pollutants, including those 1000x smaller than a HEPA filter can trap. For $75 off your first order, visit MOLEKULE.com and enter code YOGALAND at checkout.4. RxBar are protein bars made from 100% whole foods. That means RxBars do not contain artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or fillers. They also do not contain added sugar. They’re also delicious! For 25% off your first order, visit RXBAR.com/yogaland and enter the promo code YOGALAND at checkout.5. To my women listeners out there – have you tried Lola yet? LOLA is a female-founded company offering organic cotton tampons, pads, and liners. For 40% off your first order, visit mylola.com and enter the code YOGALAND40 when you subscribe. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan Stevens has been described by the Herald as Dr Phil meets the Mentalist. He is a thought leader in the area of profiling, body language and relationships and has consulted to such organisations as Walt Disney, Channel 9 and 7 and is the Profiler for the Bachelor. In this interview we go beyond Verbal Communication and explore how profiling can be used in business, mental health and education as well as your own personal life to improve and accelerate your relationships. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is uncontroversial to suggest that verbal communication is an important skill for everyone to have regardless of our stations in life, so why are we so bad at it? We all know people who - ourselves, family, friends, coworkers, public figures, etc. - who are abysmal verbal communicators. Unfortunately, that makes them undesirable to speak with. Where do we start if we want to improve our verbal communication skills? How does worldview fit into the equation? What happens when we dedicate ourselves to improvement in this area? The group addresses these questions and more on the latest installment of The Amateur Society! To join in these discussions please send a contact request to amateursociety on Skype and hop on our calls at 8:00pm E every Monday.The Amateur SocietyWordPress: https://amateursociety.wordpress.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYWArNcoTCBRxeoTJWvcc9QSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/theamateursocietyiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-amateur-society-28550453/Steemit: https://steemit.com/@amateursocietyGab: https://gab.ai/AmateurSocietyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/amateursociety/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ontheobjective

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ScrumMasters have an important role in Agile: they help delivery teams achieve high-performance by removing impediments and taking care of the workflow process so that other team members can focus on producing excellent value quickly. Too often, however, ScrumMastery devolves into an administrative role. While functioning as de facto admin may be part of an SMs responsibilities, Enterprise Agile Coach Cherie Silas wants to help SMs sharpen and, if necessary, develop coaching skills to complement the tools already in their Agile toolkit. In her KAA2016 session, Cherie will a dozen new skills that SMs can cultivate, which fall into four categories: 1. Internal Control skills - self-control, self-management 2. Verbal Communication skills - making distinctions, direct communication, articulating what's happening in the room 3. Relational/Forwarding skills - help make a connection between coaches and the team, helping the team strive for more, critical thinking 4. Creative Thinking skills - changing geography, taking different stances, using visual aids and reference points SolutionsIQ's Howard Sublett hosts at Keep Austin Agile 2016 (http://conference.agileaustin.org/). About Agile Amped The Agile Amped podcast series engages with industry thought leaders at Agile events across the country to bring valuable content to subscribers anytime, anywhere. To receive real-time updates, subscribe at YouTube, iTunes or SolutionsIQ.com. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SIQYouTube, http://bit.ly/SIQiTunes, http://www.solutionsiq.com/agile-amped/ Follow: http://bit.ly/SIQTwitter Like: http://bit.ly/SIQFacebook

For This Episode of The Career Expert Series – we will be hearing from Ben Austin from Stop.Start.Do. The Topic of today's discussion is How to Improve your Communication Skills to become more promotable.Episode Summary1. It's crucial to improve your communications skills. It will help you stand out among everyone else.2. “You don't matter at all in the communication – it's all about them. The other person cares about them.”– Remember this as you are learning different modes of communication.3. Toastmasters & Improv will help you with your communication, public speaking skills4. Listening is a key aspect to mastering your communication skills.5. Verbal Communication is only 7% of your communication; the rest is non-verbal (tonality,body language,etc.)6. Improve your writing skills by setting up a Blog (Write 500 words day).7. Advanced Communication skills – explore Podcasting as a skill-set to build your skills.Ben's key to improving Email Communication:Write Short Sentences.Use the right amount of punctuations,periods,etc.Use the right amount of spacing.Reduce the eye strain on the reader.Improve readers' comprehension by reducing the number of words.ListTo learn more about Ben Austin visit his website ; and also his post on the different personality tests to discover your Leadership skills.Intro Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – No Need to Rush See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pastor Paul continues this series teaching on the impact of daily communication with God.

Jewels has been hypnotizing Gary Bodley who channels the non-physical entities called Joshua. Joshua usually just delivers the messages to Gary via the keyboard on the computer, but Jewels hypnotized Gary and Joshua just popped out and talked up a storm! Listen to the very first airing of Joshua words via Gary Bodley!

Episode 6 explains the important aspects in verbal communication in determining the effectiveness of communication. Several issues regarding the importance of language and its functions are also discussed to explain its implications on verbal communication.

Graeme Blackman is the co-founder and President of Lumos, an organization aimed at giving voice to the next generation, helping them articulate their brightest selves.  Now, at Lumos, Graeme helps high school students to become more compelling presenters, more articulate conversationalists and more confident storytellers.

Guest Susan Glynn and Dr. Mary Anne discuss how Susan healed relationships by changing the way she used her words. Learn simple ways to do the same thing for yourself.