The ART of Conversation

We get it. Sometimes it’s hard to have the energy to be creative. Get out of the office, grab a coffee. It’s been proven to sharpen the mind and just changing location can unlock the creativity you need.

Not engaging a group of people can make them feel like distant spectators.

We all see things differently, but often it’s the way something is presented that matters the most.

Our experiences shape who we are and can open our eyes to new perspectives.

Social media is another tool, not the only tool, in the communication and engagement tool kit. Sometimes old school tools might be the right fit. This week I created a question form!

Do you feel like you’ve reached the end of you patience with someone or something? Before you decide it is okay to burn that bridge, stop. There usually is some benefit in keeping that bridge open.

It seems Thought made an assumption, and followed a muck cart and thought it was wedding. Whoops.

If leaders need followers, what do communications need?
An audience or a spokesperson?

Even if it is unpopular, the truth provides the footings to build a solid communication and engagement foundation.