Every major discipline thinks they have a unique way of approaching problems. Research scientists have one way, engineers have another way, doctors have yet another way, economists even have their own approach.

And, of course, lawyers think they are unique. Continue reading Make Your Case by Thinking Like a Lawyer →

Despite the popularity of blogs, most of our communication involves speaking.

That speaking is important. It is how we interact with others in real-time. And researchers have found how you sound is the largest determinate of status in the United States. It’s not money. It’s not how well you “dress for success.” It’s not about who your father was. It’s not about who you can brag about knowing. Continue reading 8 Tips to Becoming a Speaking Expert →