Leadership and Unconventional Communications

By Kim Wilkerson | communications, leadership | 0 comment | 12 February, 2018 | 0

The Question Is The Answer™. . . Asking the right question at the right time is one of the most effective communications tools you can use.

The Language of Success. . . sometimes it IS what you say, not just how you say it.

Personal Power and Position Power. . . they’re not one in the same.

Aligned Goals, Value, and WII-FM. . . what they are and why they matter.

Acknowledgement and Recognition. . . stop thanking people and do this instead.

If you’re interested in hearing more about any of these topics, please contact me. I’m happy to discuss the “method behind the madness” of unconventional communications.

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