Promo #5 for the SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference

You will experience a writing workshop taught by author and Career Advancement Strategist™ Cassandra "D.I.V.A. of Dialog™" Lee that will help you to learn strategies and techniques to improve your writing.

When?

At the 2014 SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference in Chicago.

Attend so she can help you to eliminate the mistakes from your writing that can come back to haunt you later!

Register at http://www.speakwithpowerconference.splashthat.com.

Promo #4 for the SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference

Many times our eyes will not see the writing blunders in our letters, e-mails, memos, or reports until it's too late.

Misspelled words, incorrect usage of words, or even using the wrong tenses of words can cost you your credibility and your company profitability.

When you attend the 2014 SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference in Chicago, you will learn proofreading, editing, and writing techniques to help improve the messages you put on the page or the screen.

Join Career Advancement Strategist™ Cassandra "D.I.V.A. of Dialog™" Lee for this life-altering, career-changing event.

Register to attend at www.speakwithpowerconference.splashthat.com.

Promo #3 for the SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference

The 2014 SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference will take place on Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6 in Chicago at the Doubletree by Hilton Chicago Alsip Hotel.

Hosted by Career Advancement Strategist™ Cassandra “D.I.V.A. of Dialog™” Lee and featuring "The Master of Listening" Sporty King along with project management expert and trainer, Dushun Mosley, you will learn strategies and solutions to improve the way you speak, train, and write.

Visit www.speakwithpowerconference.splashthat.com to register.

Promo #2 for the SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference

There are times when we speak words without giving much thought to what we're saying - or to how other people may perceive what we're saying.

Then there are times when we know EXACTLY what we're saying and how it could be perceived in our favor.

The recent news story about the waiter, customer and bottle of wine is a prime example of why we must watch our word choice.

This very lesson will be taught by Career Advancement Strategist™ Cassandra “D.I.V.A. of Dialog™” Lee at the 2014 SPEAK WITH POWER: Communication Cure Conference in Chicago.

Register to attend at www.speakwithpowerconference.splashthat.com.

Avoid Communication Catastrophes With the Help of the SPEAK WITH POWER Conference

Do you need help with asking for what you want? Do you want to avoid writing blunders that keep making you look bad? Are you tired of feeling guilty when you tell someone “NO”? Would you like advice on how to create a training program to boost the skills of your employees? Are you fed up with the communication breakdowns you have in your relationships?

Stop stressing and start registering for the:

Created by author, Distinguished Toastmaster, and Career Advancement Strategist™ Cassandra "D.I.V.A. of Dialog™" Lee, the 2014 SPEAK WITH POWER Conference will provide you with the cure for many of your common communication catastrophes. Get registered for the conference by visiting, http://www.speakwithpowerconference.splashthat.com today!

Miscommunication

Today's "Tackle It Tuesday" Inspirational Tip is quite personal for me. 

I recently experienced this with a colleague - and let me just say that it was not a pleasant situation!

Miscommunication is a big problem in any arena of life, wouldn't agree? 

How often do you find yourself dealing with communication issues? 

How do you resolve them?

D.I.V.A.Bit #1: Don't Let 'Em Get Away

Ideas for speeches can come to you at any time (i.e. early in the morning or late at night).

The things that you do (i.e. dressing for work, cleaning your room, or riding the bus) or the places where you go (i.e. school, work, or laundry room) may reveal a potential topic on which you can speak in the future.

See the world around you. Open your mind to the topics that exist in your world daily. Take notice of what sparks your curiosity. Once a thought settles comfortably with you, record it.

Use a method for retaining ideas so that you don’t lose them before you use them. Notebooks, 3x5 index cards, journals, or hand-held recording devices are ways to capture and keep ideas that can lead to speeches for future events.

When you take time to capture your ideas, you will find an appropriate topic for most occasions, whether you are giving a report for a potential company fundraiser, a speech at a Toastmasters club meeting, keynote address at a graduation ceremony, or workshop at a teen ministry conference.