Storytelling is an important part of being a communicator - just as important as the data, the facts, and the details. These resources will help you improve your storytelling skills.

What does it take to be a good listener? Three of our experts discuss tips and strategies to be better listeners.

Advice on what law firms can do to get the best results and most value out of the coaching investments they make for attorneys and other professionals.

Nine parallels between paddleboarding and public speaking to make next foray on the water both safe and fun, and your next speech or presentation a success.

Christine Clapp’s experience about embracing authenticity and the experience of giving up high heels for white sneakers at a conference.

A few reflections on the challenges of returning to in-person conferences, the communication challenges presented, and ways you might address them.

Five key elements of online executive presence so you reflect poise and professionalism, confidence, and capability.

What would you do if you were speaking and someone got up and walked out? Focus on what it is that you are there to say, rather than on people decide they don’t want to listen.

Job interview tips and preparation so you can brush up on your job interview skills, adapt to current trends, and make a great impression.

Strategies to make it easier to speak and give presentations while wearing a mask.

Hybrid meetings and events are when some participants are in person are others are joining via videoconference. Use this checklist to first determine if hybrid is the right format for your meeting or event, and then to consider the program setup, AV, materials and hospitality, as well as strategies for networking and engagement.

Realize it or not, you are constantly presenting at work - when you are one-to-one, participating in a small meeting, or speaking in front of a large group. Follow these simple rules of virtual meeting etiquette to enhance your professionalism and make a great first impression in all of these situations.

Questions to ask when drafting a speech or presentation so you can improve your content through the power of subtraction - subtracting a point, details, words, fonts, colors, slides, etc.

You don’t have to script your talk word-for-word or commit your speech or presentation to memory. Instead, use our Sandwich Structure Method to save time, improve message effectiveness, and support an extemporaneous and authentic delivery.

The five elements of a successful speech introduction to have a solid start and maximum impact for your presentation or talk.