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The Art of Negotiating and Active Listening
Leaders in business juggle communication challenges from all angles--their teams, the media and even their families. On the plus side, if we’re open and communicating, we’re able to choose the message that others...
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9/11 to Today: Ways We Have Changed in Communications and in Business
What were you doing 18 years ago this week, on September 11, 2001? If you’re like most people in my talks and workshops, you know exactly where you were, what you were doing and what you thought about first when you...
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How to Use LinkedIn Like a Boss
LinkedIn is for Leaders Facebook is a bit too young and social for business leaders, but with 252 million people logging in each month, LinkedIn is the place to be. If you know how to use it. In this week’s episode...
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Man Bites Dog PR: Taking Charge in the Digital Age
Leaders want to be heard, but often leaving that message up to the news media bring stress and unease. In his new book, Gary Schneeberger hopes to reduce the acrimony toward news reporters and teach the secrets to...
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The Top Podcasts You Should Be Listening to Right Now
Podcasts have become one of my favorite innovations in the 20th century. They’re easy to listen to on the go and offer both valuable information and entertainment. The downside? We have so many to choose from these...
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How to be a More Authentic Leader
We hear about authenticity all the time, but what does it mean and how can you use it as a leader? Actions speak louder than words and as a leader, you have people who look to you for information and guidance. Good...
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Where are your Superfans? The easy way to find them with special guest Pat Flynn
Communicating effectively and being authentic are two components in building not just fans (of you and your business) but superfans. And in today’s online world, securing the marketing real estate you need to attract...
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How to Write a Digital Press Release
Back in the day, press releases were typed up then mailed or faxed out to news organizations. Today, thankfully, we can toss the snail mail and fax machines and email them out. But because of the changes in...
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The "When Your Back is Up Against the Wall" Response: The Friends of Jeffrey Epstein
The revelation that disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein was facing sex-trafficking charges in July 2019 left a wake of fear among many big wheels who considered Epstein - at one time or another - a friend. From...
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37: The JFK Jr. Plane Crash: A behind-the-scenes account from July 1999
In the early hours of July 17, 1999, the world watched and waited to find out the fate of America’s son, John F. Kennedy, Jr. The night before, he took off from Essex County airport in his single-engine plane carrying...
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36: Professional Development: You Can’t Succeed Without It
My job is professional development. I teach business leaders how to up their communication game in workshops, talks and online forums...and podcasts. I’d like to think that I have my presentation and curriculum...
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35: How to Feel Like a Natural In Front of the Camera
No matter your profession, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to be on camera (whether you welcome the idea or not). But like speaking in front of a crowd, not everyone is a natural at it. You worry about looking...
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