...fuels the office rumor mill and complicates matters. The big problem is secrecy. Keeping quiet about a new (or broken) relationship can significantly compromise both parties’ reputations. Rarely is saying...
...on how to persuade people to see things your way without making them feel they’ve drawn the short straw. Be self-assured—without being a jerk. Convey authentic compliments early and often....
...a favor or billable?” In a crisis situation: Never respond with “No comment.” Be proactive, not defensive. Say, “We are gathering facts so we fully understand what has happened (or...
Do you have trouble saying no? Here are communication techniques for saying no with business diplomacy, and without putting your reputation at risk.
...at risk. Here are some communication techniques I recommend: Stop saying yes. Because we want to make positive impressions, we say yes before thinking through what we’re committing to. Better...
...ideas and suggestions on how to best deliver your message. Watch as we outline the approach, crafting the message and offering suggestions for diplomatic delivery. Submit scenarios to: hushfiles@truperception.com. ...
...you, I’ve faced my fair share of those moments. However, when it came to strategic communications, I really did know a lot from the get-go. And I had the education...
Through his life and art, Prince showed us, in the most audaciously authentic way, how to successfully balance freedom and control.
...him in a cover story, they compared him to Jimi Hendrix. Prince’s reply? That’s “only because he’s black.” During a live interview, Larry King, after affectionately calling Prince “weird,” asked...
...happy to talk about this when you’re in a mood to listen.” Have you found yourself in a similar situation where you thought enough is enough? Share a comment below....
...to be exact). So, here’s to the next five years of running TruPerception . . . and marathons. Watch for a save the date message—coming soon Plans are underway to...
To a meaningful extent, corporate cultures are suffering the ill effects of today’s rampant negativity, according to survey findings.
...(1‒6 times) 36% were made to look bad (1‒10 times) 32% heard or saw someone make an obscene comment or gesture (1‒10 times) 24% were on the receiving end of...