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Dear reader,
Happy September!
In this volume I share training tips about how to say the
right thing in 15 potentially challenging situations and a
clip from a presentation workshop I lead at Nanyang
Technological University in Singapore.
Have an extraordinary month!
Deborah
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Out & About |
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I had the pleasure of participating in an
internet marketing conference in Thailand lead by
David Cavanagh in August.
Here I am on a night off with my good friends
Richard & Veronica Tan of Success Resources.
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Professor Britton Discovers He Can Sing! |
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University Lab Director Britton thinks he's tone
deaf but discovers he can sing instantly & magically
for the first time right in front of you.
Graeme Britton said, "Excellent course - I did
not realise there was so much technique involved in
the art of speaking. Very, very useful. Also a lot
of fun"
Witness his vocal breakthrough by
clicking here.
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training. Simply click the play arrow in the bottom
left corner to view the clip.
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On the Personal Side |
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My daughter Keysha and I were very lucky to have
left London Heathrow Airport less than 2 hours
before the terrorist plot to blow up 10 planes was
unveiled.
On a brighter note, in the picture you can see
children having fabulous fun before boarding our
Singapore Airlines flight. Kudos to SIA to providing
this wonderful play space for our children in the
pre- boarding area departure gate.
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Quotable Quotes |
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"After silence, that which comes nearest to
expressing the inexpressible is music."
~ Aldous Huxley
"The free expression of the hopes and aspirations
of a people is the greatest and only safety in a
sane society."
~ Emma Goldman
"Be happy for this moment. This moment is your
life."
~ Omar Khayyam
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Discover What to Say in 15 Normally Awkward
Common Situations
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Earlier this year I was interviewed by Yanni Tan for
an article in Simply Her Magazine about how to say
the right thing and avoid foot-in-the-mouth
situations.
In it I answer questions about how to:
- Warn a friend about garlic breath
- Disagree with your mother-in-law
- Reject a friends request to borrow money
- Express sympathy to a colleague about a
death in the family
- Start a conversation at a posh dinner
- Make small talk with your ex
- Stop someone from cutting into a queue in
front of you
Click here to read these tips & more...
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