It’s Not What You Say, But How You Say It
By Andrew Ivey | Communication
Some totally new speech accent research suggests that the power of speech isn’t what’s being said, but the way that you say it.
By Andrew Ivey | Communication
Some totally new speech accent research suggests that the power of speech isn’t what’s being said, but the way that you say it.
By Andrew Ivey | Communication
You might ponder what’s in a word as you work on your next speech. And it’s quite a bit according to the new style guide from Jacob Rees-Mogg, the newly-appointed Leader of The House of Commons.
By Andrew Ivey | Communication
The Undefeated Man in the Arena. How Nelson Mandela used a Theodore Roosevelt speech of 1910 to inspire the Springboks to victory in the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final.
By Andrew Ivey | Communication
Words prove a fatal attraction for this spammer wanting to gain access to your bank account by nefarious means. Ignore him.