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Action Benefit Statements

Action + Benefit = Motivate Your Audience

For the promise of gain, people will do what it takes to get what they want—as long as they see value in it. They must be convinced of the benefit they will receive in order to get them to take action.

Brain - Soft Skills

Soft Skills and Hard Dollars

Do we really need soft skills training? The answer is yes. We all could use improvement with these attributes.

Respect, Listen, Empower, Be Civil

Respect, Listen, Empower, and Be Civil

re·spect    \ri-ˈspekt\     nouna feeling that someone is important, and should be treated in an appropriate way In the face of conflict and upset, we at Improving Communications have taken time to reflect on what has been happening in our nation, and how we can play a part in making the world a better place […]

Communicating Value

Communicating Value

Communicating Value: The value lies in the benefits that the buyer gets.

Some people may not realize why they buy “things.” Yes, it’s true. They THINK they’re only purchasing a thing, but they’re REALLY buying what the item can do for them.

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Performance Evaluation – Improving Your Process

Evaluating staff is crucial for setting standards and improving the organization. When a performance evaluation is carried out properly, those involved see justice served when a superstar is recognized, and the underperformer corrected.

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Spelling Rules (It Really Does.)

Spelling rules in English can be challenging and confusing. There are a few rules to follow as well as some important exceptions to remember.

Pat Mastelotto

Pat Mastelotto on Listening

As a rock musician, I don’t read music. I play by intuition. That is, I listen and react. That’s why I play better when I listen.

Customer Service 101 (Part 2)

Customer Service 101 (Part 2)

Customer Service 101. Serving people is not always easy. In fact, it’s a great challenge. Yet, in the final analysis, the customer is the most important person to a business. Why? Because that customer, spending money, helps to ensure that each job at the business is kept (and perhaps more will be created). After all, when […]