ROAR

August 3, 2026By Dale KleinCommunication patterns, Communication Style|Job Success|Professionalism, Communication Style|Professionalism, Communication Style|Professionalism|Self-promotion, Job Success, Networking

[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Now that it’s August, it’s time to make room for those of us who are Leos. Since I’m a Leo through & through, I’m passionate about showing you how to roar about your business when you’re networking, meeting with clients and giving presentations. By the way, ROAR is an … Read More

Know how to Shmooze?

June 8, 2026By Dale KleinBusiness Etiquette|Professionalism, Credibilty, Energetic Communication, Job Success, Networking|Professionalism, Value

[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Yes, we’re living in a tough economy but there’s good news–learn to schmooze. Ask yourself three questions: Do you know and appreciate the value of schmoozing? Are you an effective schmoozer? Do others find you schmoozable? Your responses are critical in any economy…especially now. Need help? Let’s schmooze!

Your Communication Check-up

May 18, 2026By Dale KleinCommunication Style, Communication Style|Goal-Setting|Presentation Skills, Communication Style|Job Success|Meetings, Communication Style|Public Speaking, Feedback, Job Success, Non-Verbal Language, Professionalism|Public Speaking

[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay]   Most of us strive to be healthy and fit; why should our communication be any different? I’m in the business of communication check-ups. It starts with your eyes to ensure you have a clear vision of your message, then moves down to your ears, to ensure you hear … Read More

Bake a Cake

April 20, 2026By Dale KleinCommunication Style|Habits, Communication Style|Job Success, Communication Style|Job Success|Professionalism, Credibilty, Exceptional, Goal-Setting, Goal-Setting|Public Speaking, Job Success, Networking, Public Speaking

[Image by Gerd Altmann of Pixabay] Your success in business is a lot like baking a cake. You need 3 ingredients—you have to look the part, you have to act the part, and most important, you have to sound the part. Think of how you sound as what makes the dough rise. When you decide … Read More