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Special Delivery: How to Write Emails Audiences Will Open (Part 2)

Article Summary: Susan arrives at the office early. She opens her email and finds 36 new email messages. She looks at her watch and realizes she has just five minutes…

Ira KoretskyJune 19, 2010

female, woman, executive, looking at email on her mobile, also write email responses

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Avoid Foot in Mouse Syndrome – Write Emails that Generate Results (Part 1)

Article Summary: With the constant daily bombardment of advertising messages, your words have to grab your reader’s attention and get him or her to act. With email, words are everything.…

Ira KoretskyJune 12, 2010

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Better Blogging for Better Results – 8 Tips

Article Summary: Blogging and articles are the foundation of the news and opinion we read today. Your blog is your voice. Blogging is your voice interacting with your target audiences,…

Ira KoretskyApril 17, 2010

London trip, I used a story about pants (or trousers) to illustrate the differences in language in my storytelling for leaders keynote to acevo

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Change Your Pants – A Funny Story that Inspired 250 Execs

In March of 2009, I met Seb Elsworth of the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO). It was about 4 pm at a reception at the Great Ideas…

Ira KoretskyApril 14, 2010

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Make Training Fun while Selling the Value to Internal Stakeholders

I have known Brian Lambert for years as he has been an association partner and client. He now runs the Sales Training Drivers program at the Association for Training & Development…

Ira KoretskyMarch 3, 2010

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Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda – 5 Activities You Really Should Do

Article Summary: “Remember that the person you’re about to meet can become as important to you as someone you’ve known for years.” H. Jackson Brown, Jr., author of Life’s Little…

Ira KoretskyDecember 5, 2009

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Cheesesteak After Workshop. What More Can I Ask For?

When Linda Yaffe from Working Matters invited me to Philadelphia, I said "Yes," on one condition. We have to find time to eat a cheesesteak (big smile). While she is…

Ira KoretskySeptember 17, 2009

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Avoid The Word “Believe” – Reduces Your Effectiveness

I'm sure many of you are following closely the presidential race. I am particularly interested in how the candidates communicate with words, body language, messaging, and of course stories. The…

Ira KoretskyOctober 27, 2008

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A Bad Joke could and Likely will Cause Social Harm

Larry sent me a link to a recent article on The Telegraph in the UK, "Four in ten people laugh at bad jokes, scientists find." Dr. Nancy Bell, study author…

Ira KoretskySeptember 10, 2008

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If You Always Tell the Truth, You Will Never Have to Remember What You Said

Today, was part two of a workshop series on messaging, communication, and storytelling for the Entrepreneur Center @NVTC (Northern Virginia Technology Council). Part one was a week ago. I co-presented…

Ira KoretskySeptember 10, 2008

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Special Delivery: How to Write Emails Audiences Will Open (Part 2)

Avoid Foot in Mouse Syndrome – Write Emails that Generate Results (Part 1)

Change Your Pants – A Funny Story that Inspired 250 Execs

Make Training Fun while Selling the Value to Internal Stakeholders

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda – 5 Activities You Really Should Do

Avoid The Word “Believe” – Reduces Your Effectiveness

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