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Want someone to do something? But not sure they’ll agree to it? If so, here’s a super-fast, super-effective way to prepare your Influencing Communication.
How we say words can have a big impact on the message taken by the person who is listening, says Jennifer Bartram. We use the sound of our voice to show all sorts of emotions, from excitement to anger, frustration to happiness. The choices we make in how we use those sounds help us to convey those feelings by giving meaning to words.
I’ve written many times about the pressure of workload, how that’s affecting GPs and some of the tactics they can use to address the problems that a heavy workload is creating for them.
We’ve come through year end for the Primary Care Networks, and for many of them, this is a time for looking forward.
Anyone who has followed health policy in England over time will recognise the cycle of rhetoric about prevention. We see announcements of revolutionary approaches and then mostly inaction, punctuated by minor announcements, all for the cycle to start again.
Presentations need a good start - when your audience loves you immediately, they'll probably keep loving you.
In January this year, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered a speech to Bloomberg that was partly generated by artificial intelligence, or AI.
Here’s our second Tip on how to build your confidence when presenting.
I’ve had lots of requests for a Tip on how to build confidence when making presentations. So I’m doing two Tips on it.
I have five favourite ways to build my confidence when presenting. Here are my first three…
Proposals, Business Cases, Fee Quotes…
… call them what you like - but they tend to be one of two horrible things: