Communication: Catalyst for Change

I hope you'll join me for this month's content-rich Simply Speaking teleseminar or get your copy of the recording and listen at your convenience.  This month I will "grill" my expert guest about herextensive research and knowledge regarding "Communication:The Catalyst for Change." My expert guest is a behavioral scientist,change consultant, and coach, Diane Bogino. (Bow-jean-o)

Here's just some of what you'll learn:

- What the real reasons companies change?

- Why is change so difficult and how can the difficulty be significantly reduced?

- How is communication a catalyst for change and what would that look like?

- Are there scientifically based tools that can help with the change process?

- Why should employees embrace change and how can leaders help make this happen?

- What is the difference between a successful manager and an effective manager?

- Why is a team’s behavior profile important to the change process and how is this determined?

- Much more!

How to Get Quality, Credibility and Exposure

First, it was the hammer and chisel, the Egyptians often painted on slabs of stone or papyrus,  next monks took years to painstankingly write a book, then the printing press came along, and now we have publishing at our fingertips through print on demand.

Books are in abundance. Have you written yours and why should you? As a business person a well written book can provide you with almost instant credibility and create opportunities for exposure you might not otherwise be able to obtain. Anyone can write a book and that's where the issue of quality comes in. If you have often wanted to write a book, but didn't know where to begin, you have options. One is attending the NSA Book Writing Group. Here are the details:

Marketing with Meetings

Rohit Talwar is a global futurist and the founder of Fast Future Research. His Foresight Director is Tim    Hancock. These two futurists recently made some interesting predictions about the meetings industry. What will these predictions mean to you as a business owner? If you use public speaking to promote your business - and you should - it means a lot. First, let’s look at why public speaking needs to be an integral part of your marketing campaign.