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WSJ: What’s in a word? Company grades Yellen, Fed chiefs communication skills
Exciting to see our analytics in the Wall Street Journal! What’s in a word? Company grades Yellen, Fed chiefs communication…
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How to Write a Popular Blog: The Common Language Components of the 15 Most Popular Blogs
You immediately know when you come across a great blog. You share the link on social media, talk about it…
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Speaking of 2013: The Language of Innovation
As 2013 comes to a close, lists of the “Best of 2013” fill our news feeds and dominate the covers…
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Nelson Mandela: Confidence to Inspire
“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not…
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And the Award for the Least Government Gibberish Goes To…
Clear writing is essential in business. Whether you are writing an email, memo, speech, or developing a presentation, it is…
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The New Science of Lie Detection
“I’m on my way”, “Sorry, my phone died”, “I’m fine”. Everyone lies daily. According to Pamela Meyer, author of LieSpotting,…
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Communicating in the Multi-Generational Workplace
The American workforce demographic is transitioning. According to a study by UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School and the YEC, millennials or…
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The Evolution of Communicating the News
It used to be you woke up with a newspaper and ended the day with the TV news. Now we…
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“The Most Trusted Man in America”
Walter Cronkite, the legendary broadcast journalist on CBS Evening News for 19 years, has often been described as “the most…
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