Santa can slide down that chimney any time he chooses, and he’ll typically receive a warm welcome no matter what’s happening at the moment. But when mere humans interrupt, it’s no laughing matter. In fact, it can be downright annoying. Here’s a recent email I received from Carole: Hello…. I always enjoy your newsletters and [...]
Projecting Executive Presence in Your Voice and in Your Writing
After my comments about Morgan Freeman ran in the New York Post article last week, we’ve had a flurry of response. But the most intriguing call was from an interviewer yesterday morning, Kathleen Kurke, who posed this question: “How do you exude that same executive presence when you’re talking to a client on the phone [...]
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Read MoreWhy Does Morgan Freeman Get Our Respect?
“So why does Morgan Freeman always get cast as the authority figure, the well-respected guy, the voice of God,” or as in his next blockbuster Invictus, the former South African leader Nelson Mandela? That was the question feature-writer Reed Tucker of the New York Post posed to me last week. I outlined 6 good reasons why [...]
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Read More Dianna Booher, Freeman Almighty, Invictus, Morgan Freeman, New York Post, Reed Tucker, The Voice of AuthorityGuess Which Word Was Used Most Often in 2009
If someone asked you to guess the most used word or phrase of 2009 what would you say? Healthcare? Economy? H1N1? According to The Global Language Monitor, it’s Twitter. “In a year dominated by world-shaking political events, a pandemic, the after-effects of a financial tsunami and the death of a revered pop icon, the word [...]
