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Posted by: Stephanie Joy Hubbard
26 / 02 / 21
If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to writing a press release, our guest author Stephanie Joy Hubbard has got you covered. So, you’ve got some news you want to share with the world. One way to make sure your news is communicated to a wide and relevant audience is to write and strategically distribute […]
Posted by: Gary Woodward
25 / 02 / 21
Being able to sum up the value you can offer in a succinct and compelling way is one of the most important skills of your professional life. It could be the deciding factor in getting your dream job, winning that next contract or making a connection that means success down the road. When you think […]
Posted by: Catie Holdridge
29 / 01 / 21
The first draft of a document is usually something like the proverbial first pancake: a less-than-ideal shape, a little thin in some parts and undercooked in others. OK, I’ve stretched the analogy, but you get the point. The best pieces of work don’t appear fully formed and perfect on the first try. It can take […]
23 / 12 / 20
Proofreading properly isn’t as easy as it might first appear. You’re constantly fighting with your eyes and brain, both of which want to tell you that everything on the page is just fine. One problem is that our brains are actually a bit too clever. Did you know that as long as the first and […]
Posted by: Doug Nel
25 / 11 / 20
Presentations are known for striking fear in the hearts of many. But, for some, the terror of presenting is surpassed only by having to field questions from the audience. If that’s true for you, it’s understandable. You could be worried about saying the wrong thing or being hit with hostile or left-field questions that you […]
Posted by: Jack Elliott
13 / 11 / 20
You’ve been asked to give a presentation. Chances are, your response will be roughly one of the following: 1. It’s a subject you’re passionate about and you’re a confident speaker. You’re pleased to have the opportunity. 2. You secretly worry that your style is flat and unengaging. You’re not looking forward to it. 3. At […]
01 / 10 / 20
We cap our small-group training at ten delegates per course. Eight is even better. But these limits may seem a little stingy at first – especially if you’ve got a large number to train. So why do we keep group sizes so small? There are two main reasons we keep the numbers down for group […]
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