In this short episode, Corinne shares some insights about how to become more friendly at work without walking around like a Cheshire cat all day, drawing in some examples from her own corporate life in London and even the former US President Obama gets a mention. #clever2gether is the hashtag for your friendship posts

Communication is not always what you say or or even how you say it, there are a selection of silent communication strategies that you can use to define your brand as a quality player, it requires attention to detail and going above and beyond. Corinne demonstrates how based on her recent holiday during some quality time with her Mum after 22 months due to the pandemic.

Find out how to make a better impression whilst being respectful of other people's time. By keeping your communication on topic, you will win the hearts and minds of those that count.

In this solo show, Corinne shares some tips and tricks for gaining and holding the attention of your audience, whether it is at a stand up meeting, production floor review or a more formal presentation. These simple but effective tips can be practiced for more impact each time you speak up, carving your reputation

In this short but powerful interview, John and I discuss how to help conventional organisations to beat the fear and move from the familiar to the unknown. John Varela shares some great resources and insights.

In this show I share a handover experience that taught me a lot about trust, conviction and delegating effectively. Find out how I got the opportunity to shine in a new country as a temp trying to learn German - it really was a communication masterpiece.

This acronym was designed literally just before the show in a dynamic moment of communication nerd inspiration. The idea is that you can use this acronym on your own or with a colleague to check in on the effectiveness of your communication.

Find out why each part of the acronym is important and how it all fits together, also useful if you have introverts on the team that you feel that you are not really engaging and for senior managers who aren't having the right impact on their team, resulting in productivity problems and staff turnover for instance. We touch on new hires and onboarding and much more talent development tips and tricks. Kam also shares some great book recommendations.

Having heard Johanna give a brilliant presentation at the ACB21, I invited her onto the show because like me, she is working with leaders and their teams to turn passion into performance.

Last week's how introduced how to use humour to gain and hold attention and this week I talk about how laughter can help you to manage stress. If mental health is a genuine concern for your organisation then laughter yoga would be an easily accessible alternative to conventional yoga and you will find out in this episode how you can help yourself to laughter yoga too.

In this solo show with Corinne Wilhelm, we discover the basics about using humour and why it works. Corinne gives you a communication exercise to try out and inspires you to be braver about using humour, not necessarily for laughs, but for attention and impact.