Got (too much) mail? Communications By Chris Akins / 11 years ago How do you manage all of those emails so you don’t miss the ones that you want, and don’t waste time on the ones that Continue reading > Share
The 5 biggest mistakes people make when giving presentations – and how to avoid them Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Created by Dianne Lowther of Brilliant Minds NLP in the United Kingdom. Visit her at www.brilliantminds.co.uk 1. Lack of Continue reading > Share
7 ways to communicate effectively Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago One of the presuppositions of NLP is that the meaning of a communication is in the way it is received. I posted a guest Continue reading > Share
Become a brilliant public speaker Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Public speaking is a terrifying experience for many people. In fact, depending on the polls you look at… and believe… Continue reading > Share
The meaning of a communication is in the response it gets Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Created by Dianne Lowther of Brilliant Minds NLP in the United Kingdom, http://www.brilliant-minds.co.uk This one is a very Continue reading > Share
Dealing with difficult situations (and people)… Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Sometimes life is challenging. To quote, with a few substitutions, a popular phrase of the 80’s… stuff and people happen. Continue reading > Share
The lost art of casual conversation Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Last weekend my wife and I took our (now) 11 month old daughter to see her great grandma. My mother also decided to make Continue reading > Share
The power of positive language Communications By Chris Akins / 14 years ago Re-posted from Dianne Lowther of Brilliant Minds http://www.brilliantminds.co.uk The ‘linguistic’ part of NLP has long Continue reading > Share
6 ways to effectively communicate your needs Communications Relationships By Chris Akins / 14 years ago The meaning of a communication is in the way it is received. This is one of the Presuppositions of neuro-linguistic programming Continue reading > Share
