Leaders continually communicate. We present ideas to set direction and introduce change. As spokespersons, we extend to others an opportunity to be involved in something that resonates with their own values; we communicate our ideas to influence others to join with us to accomplish mutual goals. We employ the influence skills of vision casting, strategy formulation, aligning and motivating. I am learning that more communication is better than not enough.
In leadership, how we communicate is very important.
Eric Feng and @slidecomet share a compilation of proven distinctions on what makes a world-class presenter on slideshare.net. This is really good.
What did you think of the Presenter Manifesto? Which of the 8 distinctions resonates with you?
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About Steve Morgan
I work in Global Leadership Development with my wife, Terry. We have been married for 36 years and have 4 grown children.
I have a Masters in Global Leadership together through Azusa Pacific University.
I generally write about 5 “L’s: Living Well, Loving Deeply, Learning Continuously, Leading Courageously, and Leaving a Legacy. I occasionally write about Laughing Loudly.
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Thanks Haswell. I write because it helps me learn better. Thanks for joining the conversation and leaving comments so we all learn more. Hope you are doing well. I think we met in Spain at the Global Campus Forum 10 years ago…???
Definitely material worth saving! Any time anyone speaks–me included–that is a wonderful rubrik to keep in mind. Thanks, Steve!