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Blinking – a lot of myths; a few facts
Did you know that women blink on average, twice as frequently as men? And, unlike some other things which are different among the genders (the way we talk to each other for example), blinking is a reflex, so it can’t … Continued
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Managing Nerves – Tools of the Presentation Trade – Part Two
So as I was saying… managing nerves when we present is all about truly managing them with a capital “M” and not trying to wish them away or pretend they’re not happening. Read Part 1 for tips on how to … Continued
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Stress and Communication – Tips to lighten the load
We’re constantly told that we live in stressful times, or that the modern world is more stressful than its ever been, or that stress is the number one cause of everything bad. Sometimes I wonder if every generation thought their … Continued
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David Cameron the Statesmen – the art of regret
British Prime Minister David Cameron may not have many opportunities to be a statesman when he is busy managing the coalition, but with his visit to the Golden Temple in Amritsar, he certainly had and took the opportunity. Cameron called … Continued
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A Rough Guide to Handshaking Today
The handshake is an incredibly recognisable form of greeting, with many variants and many meanings depending on how they’re conducted and their geographical location. Originally handshakes were a way of displaying to one another that both parties were unarmed, and … Continued