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  • How to Overcome the Daily Deluge of Emails through Streamlining Your Communication  By : John Khu
    Emails have already replaced the conventional letters in many parts of the world. If you are a marketer or a professional dealing with online clients, you already know the need to streamline your communication. At times, your inbox can jeopardize your time management. Important functions in a day can go haywire by spending a lot of time with the emails.
  • Prevent Firing Family from Your Business  By : james lowe
    Hiring family members frequently leads to uncomfortable situations for you to handle in your new or old business enterprise
  • How Can A Small Consumer VoIP Provider Survive  By : Scott White
    Whereas VoIP has been used by Telcos to carry voice traffic over long portions of their networks for years, it is now positioned to become the standard technology used to carry voice traffic over the last mile from every consumer's home.
  • Conflict: Hazards of Helping (Part 4 of 4)  By : Laurie Weiss
    Successful conflict intervention professionals do not "fix" things for their clients. Instead, they lead clients through the process of resolving their own issues in a supportive and effective manner.
  • Success - Reacting Slowly and Deliberately  By : Mark Shead
    Success is greatly dependent upon knowing how to act in various situations. By carefully responding to situations you can increase your skills as a leader and manager.
  • The Power of High Voltage Communications  By : Randy Siegel
    We become high voltage communicators by harnessing the power of 4Ps: Personhood, Purpose, Persona, and Presence. Through their collective power, we communicate in a manner that is competent, confident, credible, passionate, and likeable. We garner attention and foster connection by building bridges, instead of creating ladders.
  • What Television's First Woman President Has To Teach Us  By : Randy Siegel
    I have a confession to make: I am addicted to Tuesday night's new hit series "Commander and Chief." Sure, Geena Davis is beautiful. She tall, regal, and has the best lips in the business after Angelia Jolie. But, television's first woman president has captured my attention for another reason: I am fascinated with her communication style.
  • The Power of Influence  By : Randy Siegel
    Despite what some may tell you, there is no secret to influencing others. The key to winning people over is our willingness and ability to help protect and build their ego.
  • The Power of High Voltage Marketing  By : Randy Siegel
    Today's savvy marketers are shifting strategies to more strongly connect with customers; they are harnessing the power of the four Ps of high voltage communications™ -- personhood, purpose, persona, and presence -- to promote their products, services, issues, and organizations.
  • What to Avoid When Naming Your Business  By : Larry Bregman
    Whether your business is a work at home Internet business or staffs several hundred in a downtown skyscraper you're going to be online to succeed, and you're going to have to come up with a good business name and a good domain name.
  • Email - A Tool You Can Control  By : Kelly J. Watkins, MBA
    If you let it, email can take over your life. Or, you can choose to be in charge by taking control of the volume, content, and importance of your email. Do you get so overwhelmed that you want to throw your arms in the air and give up? Here are five techniques . . . .
  • New Technology Makes Schools a Safer Place  By : Mark Burdett
    With safety at schools and making sure teachers and pupils are safe and protected at all times this article looks at some of ways in which modern technology is being used to make our schools a safer place.
  • Changing Conflict To Dialogue  By : Laurie Weiss
    It is easier to create an argument than it is to create a dialogue. Dialogue is a different kind of conversation. It's a way of exploring and understanding information and ideas. When practiced, it draws on and uses the wisdom of everyone involved.
  • All Agog About Blogs - A Look At One Of The Internet's Most Effective Communication Tools  By : Anthony Samuel
    Discover the power of Blogging and it's use as an effective communication tool in the online world.
  • Communicating Emotionally Difficult Information  By : Laurie Weiss
    Nine steps you can use when it's time to say something sensitive or potentially upsetting to someone you work with.

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