Faith Wood's Podcast

What does it take to portray a professional image. If you want to become more persuasive, this is an important character trait.

Keep the conversation flowing with some more tips on alleviating the stress.

We have all been in conversations that we found challenging because of the emotions involved. In this episode, I share with you some tips for easing off the pressure in order to keep the conversation flowing!

We are entering the holiday season and with it, some of the most stressful moments for a family. In this video, Faith will talk about kids and stress. Take a peek - who knows, you might gain some valuable insights!

How we dress and how we maintain our environment express messages to others. It broadcasts our opinion about the small details, about our own self confidence and whether we are professional or inexperienced. What messages are you broadcasting?

Some of us like a touch - others prefer never to be. So what do you do about a handshake? Should you shake someone's hand or not? We have all had that awful handshake that left us with a negative impression of someone. If you shake a hand, take the time then to get it right.

Such a simple gesture - such huge rewards when we get it right!

Your communication and level of influence will be assessed in those first few seconds that a person meets you. We call this thin slicing. How can you be sure that you are being perceived the way you intend?

We all have patterns of behaviour. The way we view the world around us and the information within it, is all contrasted against these patterns. Learning to listen for them matters!

If we hope to become more effective with our communication influence, we must not under-estimate the importance of trust!

If we want to be persuasive and effective in our communication, we need to mind a few important steps.

We would all like to be influential in our communications and sometimes we need a little help in understanding what it takes to make that happen.

What a great statement for empowering others and encouraging them to listen to what you have to say. Another great tip in your pursuit of using more influential language patterns.

A few more insightful tips from the archives of Dale Carnegie!

The power of this phrase explained. Another great tip for your influential language kit!

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