How To Write A Eulogy
A great eulogy is one that tells many stories. Be specific and detailed to makes the story more believable.
How To Meet A Stranger And Make A Friend: Part I
How to turn a stranger into a friend: 4 Steps to start a conversation.
Develop A Story For Potential Investors: Inspire Trust
How to develop a story to build rapport, inspire trust and features the hero: You, your strengths, and what makes you stand out among the competition.
What To Say To Someone Who Had Cancer
It's better to say, 'It's great to see you,' instead of 'You look great,' which focusses on the triviality of appearance without acknowledging surviving cancer.
Tools For Chaplains: Promote Dialogue with New Patients
How chaplains can promote dialogue and open communication with new patients.
Concise and Engaging Website Bio That Tells A Story
How to craft an engaging and concise website bio
Hiring A Professional Photographer: 7 Tips From A Speaker
Is the investment in a professional photographer worth it? 7 TIPS for what you can do to make your professional photo shoot a success!
Tell Your Story: Build Rapport And Create Connections
Why is telling your story important? Here is an example. I’m a groupie of a local band and during their break, I said, "I love you but I know nothing about you! My friend asked me where you are from, and I did not know the answer.” I suggested each gig include a story by [...]
Tips For Cancer Survivors: Part 1
When I describe myself as a 'Cancer Survivor,' it gives a lot of importance to the first word being 'cancer'. Instead, I prefer to call myself a 'Survivor of Cancer' because the emphasis is on 'Survivor.' Cancer doesn't define me. But the word Survivor does. Is it enough to just 'survive'? NO! It's important to [...]
Jumpstart The Cancer Talk With Children: How To Find Gratitude In Cancer – Part 4
Sharing gratitude not only helps the cancer survivor stay positive, it helps the whole family especially children.