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It provides an opportunity for reflection on strengths, weaknesses and personal aspirations.
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The essential skills for communication are mostly acquired and not ‘learned.’ It is not enough to simply know what you are talking about but also, why it’s important and how to share with your target audience.
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Many people have worked on their own ‘presentation style’ and this can have unfortunate or unplanned consequences! Since there is no ‘one style fits all’ approach, the goal is to adapt and optimise to each situation.
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Language is a fluid medium and potentially powerful expression of personality! Since it is subject to continuous change there is great value in readjusting and strengthening essential rhetoric, communication and language skills.
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It is enjoyable and rewarding to determine and deliver your own message. So, let’s find your true voice and use it!
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Even if conversations or discussions involve a ‘sparring partner’ or contrarian views, they offer unique opportunities for inspiration and positive outcomes.
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Honest feedback, whether learning to take it or give it constructively, is often neglected but is a most valuable attribute.
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Training improves personal and professional courage!
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The most effective training is challenging and somewhat uncomfortable. It catapults you out of your ‘comfort zone’ while strengthening essential communication skills and self-confidence.