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Green Window Into the Future
It started with a tweet: Twitter is great that way. I know of no better forum for validating one’s seemingly universal thoughts and feelings. Yesterday, I got seized with a severe case of eco² p… more →
La Marguerite
Shift the source of questionable information to maintain credibility.
wrote 15 hours ago: What do you do if you are not confident about your ideas? You may still want to write it, but you do … more →
Remove unnecessary that is/are and who is/are phrases.
wrote 4 days ago: Concise writing promotes reader understanding. It also helps keep the reader interested in what you … more →
Pinterest - what is it and why all the fuss?
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wrote 1 week ago: In this blog I am going to briefly look at Pinterest, yes the social media site and associated app o … more →
Use topic chains to create cohesive paragraphs.
wrote 2 weeks ago: If you write a long paragraph (more than 4 or 5 sentences), how do you keep focused on the topic? Ho … more →
Archaic Consulting – and the cure
wrote 2 weeks ago: In the News… The news media have been quick to expose corruption deep within some of the most … more →
Help Is At Hand... But Not Where You Might Think
wrote 3 weeks ago: Life often reminds me of the guy who was drowning. He shouted, “Lord Save Me!” Up sailed a life-boat … more →
Respond to expected criticism.
wrote 4 weeks ago: If you present your ideas well, most readers will agree with you. However, some won’t, and they may … more →
Express yourself confidently.
wrote 1 month ago: Another way to say this is “Don’t hedge.” Phrases such as “I think that,” “I assume,” “I believe,” a … more →
Desperately Seeking Susan
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wrote 1 month ago: Movie Poster from this wonderful film Actually, the plot of this particular blog is: “Desperat … more →
Top Ten Tips to avoid the Trials of Tempestuous Relationships: or keeping alive your love life with your military significant Other.
wrote 1 month ago: Here’s thinking about you, kid! Dating someone in the military is never easy. We at Naughtymil … more →
End impact statements with a thump.
wrote 1 month ago: Some words have more emotional or cognitive impact than others. They make the reader stop and pause. … more →
Use negative/positive restatement for emphasis.
wrote 1 month ago: Positive/negative restatement means describing what something is, then describing what it isn’t—or v … more →
Recruitment 101 for running late for an interview or unable to attend
wrote 1 month ago: Working in recruitment I am aware that sometimes candidates cannot make scheduled interviews on time … more →
Are Your Employees Ticked Off By Your Wellness Efforts?
wrote 2 months ago: If you think communications can’t backfire on you, read this article “CVS to workers: Tell us how mu … more →
Use big, positive conceptual terms to spin controversial ideas.
wrote 2 months ago: Words like freedom, honesty, truth, and support are great. They invoke positive feelings in readers. … more →
Alternative alternative communication
wrote 2 months ago: Chloe is sick today. She’s lying on her mat, and I’ve been trying to overcome the tempta … more →
Playlists for Performance
wrote 2 months ago: The Rhythm of Life – Entrainment “Entertrainment®” comes from a reframing of my business many … more →
Maintain one voice in a sentence.
wrote 2 months ago: This specifically refers to the use of active and passive voice. In brief, this tip means use either … more →
OMG, did I just FART?
wrote 2 months ago: Farts are just not funny, so don’t even think about laughing, not even smirking… Now, the fart … more →
