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Tip – Use Humor (Always)

Humor is a controversial subject. Most public speaking experts suggest avoiding humor. We couldn't disagree more! The undeniable fact is... worldwide, people love to laugh. So…why can’t we include humor?…

Ira KoretskyJune 8, 2015

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Great CEOs are Lazy – Guest, Jim Schleckser

Friend and colleague Jim Schleckser, writes some great CEO and executive communication-focused articles. I really liked this one and thought to share it. At the end are some links for…

Guest AuthorJune 2, 2015

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How is Your Driving Compared to an Indy 500 Driver? The Importance of Practice

Follow my logic to appreciate why practice is an absolute to being successful. Let's use driving a car as our example. For comparison, let's use the Automobile Manufacturer's average of…

Ira KoretskyMay 6, 2015

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50 Communication Mantras to Live By 2015

Since 2011, I have been sharing The Chief Storyteller®'s Top 50 Communication Mantras. I have become more reflective and contemplative in December and January. One thing I like to do is…

Ira KoretskyJanuary 7, 2015

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Wisdom from Kat Cole, President, Cinnabon

In this blog series, "Wisdom from," we look to successful leaders around the world, past and present, to see what insights they can share with us to make us better…

Ira KoretskySeptember 10, 2014

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Turbo Encabulator – Complete Text of the Best, Worst Example of Jargon

The other day, I gave one of our Executive Storytelling training workshops. In it, I showed one of my all-time favorite commercial videos, the Turbo Encabulator (video below). I show…

Ira KoretskyJuly 16, 2014

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From Open to Seamless Innovation – 7 Lessons for Growth, Guest – Sarah Miller Caldicott

I've known Sarah for several years through my membership in the American Marketing Association's Executive Circle. She has some really great content, ideas, programs, and services all around innovation. In…

Guest AuthorJune 11, 2014

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What Can You Do in a Minute?

Do you think of one minute as too short of a time frame to actually accomplish something? Here are 10 activities to change your mind. Be creative... What Can You…

Dave MichaelsApril 17, 2014

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While this Tripp and Tyler Video is Hilarious, Was it Effective?

If you unfamiliar with Tripp and Tyler, they "are a sketch comedy duo most known for their hilarious and viral YouTube video" commercials (website link). Leadercast, a business leadership event…

Ira KoretskyMarch 5, 2014

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Social Media Marketing – A Surprising Insight from LinkedIn

A November 2013 eMarketer survey of companies with 100+ employees estimates, that 88% of U.S. marketers will use social media for marketing purposes in 2014. This number has been steadily…

Duane BaileyFebruary 11, 2014

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Tip – Use Humor (Always)

Great CEOs are Lazy – Guest, Jim Schleckser

How is Your Driving Compared to an Indy 500 Driver? The Importance of Practice

Wisdom from Kat Cole, President, Cinnabon

Turbo Encabulator – Complete Text of the Best, Worst Example of Jargon

From Open to Seamless Innovation – 7 Lessons for Growth, Guest – Sarah Miller Caldicott

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