Communication Matters: Shorter is Better

Communication Matters: Shorter is Better

By Elizabeth HuntBusinessMarketingManagement
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Communication Matters: Shorter is Better episodes

  • Prepare Before You Speak, Part 1
    When you know what you're going to say, you'll make better use of everyone's time in your meeting or presentation. Cynthia Smith suggests some easy tips to help you prepare. Hosted by Denis Grignon, with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    4 min
  • Strike the Right Tone
    Your voice and your gestures convey critical information and keep people engaged, particularly on a conference or video call. Elizabeth Hunt explains how to ensure your tone serves your content. Hosted by Denis Grignon with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    4 min
  • Dial Up Your Energy
    You need to increase your energy to keep your audience listening, especially in conference and video calls. Elizabeth Hunt offers techniques such as hooks, thought leadership and storytelling. Hosted by Denis Grignon, with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    5 min
  • Don't Read Your Slides
    Whether you're presenting in person or leading a webinar, your job is to engage your audience rather than recite every detail. Elizabeth Hunt explains how to avoid the presenter's biggest pitfall. Hosted by Denis Grignon with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    4 min
  • Say it in Five
    The pressures and distractions of virtual communication mean you need to get to the point fast or risk losing your audience. Elizabeth Hunt explains why a succinct message matters more than ever. Hosted by Denis Grignon, with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    5 min
  • Managing Nerves
    Speaker's anxiety is normal. It's how you manage it makes all the difference. Cynthia Smith gives you some easy, practical tips to help you prepare. Hosted by Denis Grignon, with music by Marc Novoselec and art by Jeff Jackson.
    4 min

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Learning to be concise is one of the most critical skills in todays world of spoken communication.