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Lessons My Mother Taught Me
by Norm Trainor | February 2, 2010
My mother died recently, only ten months after my father passed away. The depth of my grief seemed overwhelming. Taking the time to mourn is important. With my dad, I did not spend enough time in reflection. With my mother’s loss, it has been different. My relationship with each of my parents was quite different. Dad was a warm and affectionate Irishman. Mom was a product of her experience and much more reserved. She was born in 1925 and shaped by the Depression and the Second World...
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A Simple Communications Model
by Matthew Asser | April 13, 2009
In the first installment of this series we introduced the notion of adopting a strategic approach to your communications and introduced two of the six steps to effective communications: (1) keeping the needs of your audience in mind, and (2) defining your communications...
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Overcoming "Dehydrated Voice"
by Matthew Asser | December 22, 2008
Do you ever just sit and stare?
I know I do . . . but sometimes there are also thoughts running and whole conversations being conducted internally. Of course it’s always a good idea to keep those internal conversations, internal . . . especially if you are...
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