There is something I have noticed with a number of company clients when working on online presentations. Presenters often say their name and title, their product or service, or other job-related terminology in an unclear way, usually because they pronounce it too quickly. It may seem like a small detail, but it can change how […]
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We often assume that if we read more, listen to more, learn more and collect more information, we will naturally become better at using it. But learning something and being able to use it when the moment comes are not quite the same thing. I see this clearly in English. Professionals spend years learning new
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I didn’t see it until I trained in music. Working deeply in one discipline often sharpens perception in another. For me, sustained musical training exposed internal structures in spoken English that I had worked with for years but had not seen in quite the same way. Music trains attention to timing and pitch. It also
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