• Keep it short.
• Make it scannable: use short paragraphs and formatting to make sure your content is read.
• Know what you want to communicate.
• Bold the important.
• Keep conversations small: only include the people who need to be ...

One simple compliment can turn someone’s day around and positively affect many lives.

Compliments are easy to give if you focus on something you like. Look for opportunities to give a compliment.

First of all, treat your meeting like a presentation. The first part should be the delivery of the message and the second should include a quick, time-limited Q-and-A and the definition of action items.

Then, as speaker coach Diane DiResta recommends,