“These studies tell us something profound and perhaps a bit disturbing about what makes us who we are: there isn’t a single version of ‘you’. It’s comforting to believe that there’s an essential version of each of us, that good…
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Book Report: Drunk Tank Pink
Tagged with: Adam Alter, Drunk Tank Pink, influence, labels, maps, naming, social psychology, symbols, xenophobia
Posted in Books, Math and Science
Posted in Books, Math and Science
Getting engaged (with your audience)
“Engage your listeners. It does not matter how you do it, so long as you do it.” – Gavin Esler Certain things that I hear, for whatever reason, stand out and remain in my mind while others do not; the…
Tagged with: body language, influence, interviews, leadership, lessons, presentation, public speaking
Posted in Leadership
Posted in Leadership
Seven Tips to More Effective Public Speaking
Public speaking is among our (as a species) greatest fears (glossophobia, for you Balderdashers). As it turns out, standing up to yell and generally cause a scene wasn’t a great survival trait back when we weren’t the planet’s apex predator,…
Tagged with: Brent Stockman, expertise, influence, leadership, Lee Brooks, lessons, opportunities, presentation, public speaking, soccer, The Pitch
Posted in Leadership, Marketing
Posted in Leadership, Marketing
So you want to influence someone…
“Setting an example is not the main means of influencing another, it is the only means.” – Albert Einstein That Einstein fellow was a smart one. In addition to his Theory of Brownian Motion (which somewhat vaulted him into relevance),…
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