Ensure that someone not caught up in the emotion of the moment proof reads it first
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From the category archives:
nonverbal communication
The participants around the board room table viewed me with some skepticism. I was right, guys, wasn’t I 
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G’day! Thanks for returning!I saw this writing on one of the blacked out windows of a prominent Adelaide auctioneer and had to laugh.
I’ve tried selling my stepkids on eBay but there are apparently laws against it…
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I love finding examples of bizarre signage. This particular sign appears on the counter of a government health centre and got me all sorts of irritated looks when I kept doing as it politely instructed.
Anyone would think government workers don’t have a sense of humour!
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What has this cost Coos Bay? Not a dime, really. Some time on the part of @travelcoosbay, of course. What has it cost Hopkins and @AllanJenkins? Not a dime, really.
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No matter what you do, when you do it, someone will take a video of it with their cell phone.
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Tears pouring unashamedly down my face now. Goodness, I love my country.
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A brilliant video courtesy of Shel Holtz on what happens when a simple communication project for a client gets additional ‘suggestions’ from others in the client corporation.
Superb!
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As Shel says, watch it and try not to laugh! Such painful memories
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I’ve just posted the 200th article to my business communication articles website, on the background to the subtle psychological art of suggestion.
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One of the more persistent grammatical superstitions is that you can’t begin a sentence with ‘And’. This is curious; the Bible does: read the opening chapter.
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