WTF Do I Do With My Hands?

Well before speech or gesture even come into play a basic function of the diaphragm has a profound influence on all other communicative systems. Breath lies at the foundation of every human interaction. How you breathe, when you breathe, how fast you breathe, and to what area of the lungs you direct your breath have a fundamental impact on preparing the mind and body for success.

Well before speech or gesture even come into play a basic function of the diaphragm has a profound influence on all other communicative systems. Breath lies at the foundation of every human interaction. How you breathe, when you breathe, how fast you breathe, and to what area of the lungs you direct your breath have a fundamental impact on preparing the mind and body for success.

Delivering your message face-to-face, one human being to another, has always been seen as a bit of a challenge- more than ever in our increasingly device-driven world. The modern tech revolution has opened up amazing new opportunities for the speed, outreach, and volume of communication, but in the wake of excitement in a progressively digitally-dependent society our analog human foundation is in neglect. There is no substitute for the ability to engender a strong personal connection or the impact of a finely cultivated presence. That isn't going to change. It's critical to our future that the personal and the digital grow together and support one another. Confidence, charisma, and clarity will always be your boots on the ground. It's not that these skills are getting harder to learn, It's simply that they aren't being taught. Communication Strategist Kathryn Kellner is here to see that the skill set of person-to-person interaction keeps its seat at the table.

Delivering your message face-to-face, one human being to another, has always been seen as a bit of a challenge- more than ever in our increasingly device-driven world. The modern tech revolution has opened up amazing new opportunities for the speed, outreach, and volume of communication, but in the wake of excitement in a progressively digitally-dependent society our analog human foundation is in neglect. There is no substitute for the ability to engender a strong personal connection or the impact of a finely cultivated presence. That isn't going to change. It's critical to our future that the personal and the digital grow together and support one another. Confidence, charisma, and clarity will always be your boots on the ground. It's not that these skills are getting harder to learn, It's simply that they aren't being taught. Communication Strategist Kathryn Kellner is here to see that the skill set of person-to-person interaction keeps its seat at the table.