Courage is an attribute usually attributed to very ill people and people in extreme danger. I mean, we need courage as we navigate a minefield, look danger in the face, or stare down a dire diagnosis for our future. Courage isn’t usually thought of as a trait we need to navigate cubicles, look in the

Today’s quotation is in part about presentations, which I give many of and have the chance to give feedback and coaching on many others.  Whether you give presentations or not, or whether you take Mr. Webster’s words literally or not, the point he makes is important and worth applying far beyond presentations. “I would as soon appear

In the training work that I do, regardless of the subject matter, communication is always part of it in some way or another.  I recently read the quotation that follows, and it elegantly states a very important communication principle. (Leave it to a poet to be elegant!) “Saying nothing sometimes says the most.” – Emily

Dear Learner,I don’t know why the training is on your calendar. Maybe you are being told to go. Maybe you don`t even really know what it is about. Maybe you’d rather be in training than work on your project/task list. Maybe you are really looking forward to attending and are excited about it. Or maybe