
Group Presentations: To Do or Not to Do?
When a client tells me they want to do a group presentation, my first instinct is to say DON’T DO IT! They take a lot

When a client tells me they want to do a group presentation, my first instinct is to say DON’T DO IT! They take a lot

This article, by Blythe Coons, is a continuation of our series on the (negative) emotions that typically trigger calls to us, and small tips to

For over a year or more as I walked the halls at a large executive speaking coach client organization, I’d been told about an executive

This article, by Acacia Duncan, is a continuation of our series on the (negative) emotions that typically trigger calls to us, and small tips to mitigate

Read Between the Lines with Articulation At Articulation, we’re executive communication coaches who love to talk about speaking. Today, in celebration of World Book

Provide more value to speakers when you deliver actionable feedback using these four tips from Coach Acacia Duncan.

This article, by Blythe Coons, is a continuation of our series on the (negative) emotions that typically trigger calls to us, and small tips to

Over the last dozen years, we’ve fielded at least one call a week from a leader who has a concern about a team member’s ability

As we celebrate President’s Day, my thoughts turn to what are arguably the most famous presidential remarks in history. Let’s consider what we 21st Century

Last year we got this question frequently: Our team is now virtual but when we come together for gatherings (monthly or quarterly), what development or