Do Your Communications Help or Hurt?

We all communicate every day in a variety of ways -- texting, email, speech, body language -- but are your communications helping? Click here to learn more.

Are So Many Choices a Good Thing?

The more communication choices we have -- email, Twitter, blogs, texting -- the more we increase the possibility of making the wrong choice. How do we know what's right? Click here to find out.

Euphemistically Speaking...

A spoonful of sugar may help the medicine go down, but often, we shovel the sugar onto our communications. Are euphemisms always to be avoided? Click here to find out.

State It Plain

If we don't state our message plainly, our audience may think we're willfully being evasive or, worse, aren't telling the whole truth. What does it mean to "state it plain"? Click here to find out.

What Are the Worst Abuses of Language?

Contrary to what you may have heard, the worst abuses of language have nothing to do with mispronouncing "nuclear" or using double negatives. Click here to learn more.

How Are Great Things Accomplished?

This week, we turn to The Book of Genesis for a clue as to how good communication can help us accomplish great things -- provided we apply "one language, and one speech" to good ends. Click here to hear more!

Can Communication Save All Relationships?

I've said before that communication is not only important to relationships: communication is relationships. But if a relationship has gone sour, is communication always the answer? Click here to find out.