In college, I was trained for a full academic quarter to be a tour guide of my campus. During my very regimented training, they impressed upon me that above all else good tour guides never lose their tour groups. READ MORE
Research in psychology teaches us that we tend to remember best what we hear first and last rather than what comes in the middle – aka primacy and recency effects.READ MORE
The most precious commodity in today’s world is not gold or crypto currency, but attention. We are inundated with a tremendous amount of information vying for our focus. READ MORE
Fascinating research by Hugo Critchley at Brighton and Sussex Medical School has demonstrated that the severity of your anxiety response is reduced by synching your heartbeat with when you are exposed to your fear-eliciting source. READ MORE
More and more these days our business communication involves being on camera (think video conference calls, webinars and the like). READ MORE
Stanford Graduate School of Business Lecturer Matt Abrahams shares three tools that will take your next presentation from good enough to great.READ MORE
