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Got Epiphanies? Entrepreneurs and Founders Need Communication Skills
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Got Epiphanies? Entrepreneurs and Founders Need Communication Skills

ByLois Phillips June 20, 2022

Have a big idea? Want to start something new? Your communication skills are key to your success, whether through one-on-one conversations, in meetings, or through social…

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Wing It and Risk It! 4 Tips to Prepare for Your Next Presentation
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Wing It and Risk It! 4 Tips to Prepare for Your Next Presentation

ByLois Phillips January 13, 2022February 18, 2022

Anyone can become a self-confident presenter if they prepare themselves and their material in advance. “Impromptu” derives from the Latin “in promptu,” meaning “in readiness.”…

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Delivering A Memorable Toast to the Happy Couple
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Delivering A Memorable Toast to the Happy Couple

ByLois Phillips June 25, 2021

The lockdown changed everything, including wedding plans for many couples who postponed marriage or opted for a private wedding without family and friends.  After the…

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Spring Has Sprung! Time for Some Mental Housecleaning to Get Rid of Dusty and Stale Cliches
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Spring Has Sprung! Time for Some Mental Housecleaning to Get Rid of Dusty and Stale Cliches

ByLois Phillips April 16, 2021April 19, 2021

A cliché is a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought. For example, “one man’s meat is another man’s…

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Form Your Own Speaker’s Club With an Online Journal
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Form Your Own Speaker’s Club With an Online Journal

ByLois Phillips January 13, 2021January 19, 2023

The Women Seen and Heard Speaker’s Journal provides you with a pathway to empowerment as you explore the past and present and the sources of…

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Got Zoomitude? Covid Communication Offers Challenges and Opportunities
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Got Zoomitude? Covid Communication Offers Challenges and Opportunities

ByLois Phillips December 21, 2020

Video conferencing has replaced the face-to-face social encounters we are all sorely missing these days. Happy hours, birthday parties, classrooms, business meetings, psychotherapy appointments, Mah…

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Time to Speak Up on Zoom!
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Time to Speak Up on Zoom!

ByLois Phillips May 7, 2020May 7, 2020

Develop Confidence in Your Speaking Skills Using an Online Journal & a Few Friends Are you finding yourself holding back from speaking up at virtual…

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From Candid to Can-Do
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From Candid to Can-Do

ByLois Phillips April 23, 2019August 30, 2021

Business photo created by katemangostar – www.freepik.comCandid conversations can move the needle in advancing progress, particularly if you’re speaking with someone who controls resources or…

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Stand Up for a Change
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Stand Up for a Change

ByLois Phillips April 16, 2019April 16, 2019

Imagine yourself in a group discussion about a controversial issue. Have you had the self-confidence to take a stand when your opinion was solicited? It’s…

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Stand Up and Speak Up: 7 Tips for Pitching your Big Idea
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Stand Up and Speak Up: 7 Tips for Pitching your Big Idea

ByLois Phillips February 18, 2019April 8, 2019

Dedication: Ruth Bader Ginsburg I think she (Ginsburg) taught me how important it is to not be scared to speak publicly …and to be fearless…….

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