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On this episode, I sit down with Vistage Speaker Jon Colby. We discuss how to manage better business conversations through his techniques learned in the Improv Comedy industry. Listen here: https://buff.ly/3QhmoW3

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As a leader, vision sets the direction but alignment is the super fuel. You need to align your organization to drive performance forward. Look for the areas where there is misalignment between your goals and the actual performance and that will show you where to spend your time.

December’s book recommendation is ‘Born Standing Up‘ by Steve Martin. Learn about how world famous comedian exploded into the comedy scene in this memoir! Learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gBZu-9_p

This made my week. Short, entertaining and most importantly spot on. It's ironic that the communication industry (who tend to preach to clients about clear communication) is so rife with jargon. I've heard passionate opinions supporting and denouncing the use of corporate jargon (in some cases it's become the language of business which makes the topic a little more complicated). I've worked at a company (HUb) for six years that was built in part with a philosophy around authentic communication. Jargon is banned and publicly ridiculed (unless you can creatively string three pieces of jargon together in a coherent sentence and then its applauded). I will say it's definitely freeing and refreshing to ignore these buzz words when writing, speaking and presenting. Makes you actually think more about what you are trying to communicate. Good chuckle Ron Tite

Business/comedy gold, according to the experts (Ron Tite and Mitch Joel). A great reality check on intensity and (self) importance in reference to desk jobs and conventional business activities. Warning: language....

Slipping on a banana peel? Hilarious. Clever wordplay? Amazing. Satire in Mad Magazine? Epic. There are so many different styles of comedy and they all serve a purpose and role in marketing. The latest blog from EKM explores just why those comedy styles are so important and how we can use them in marketing to make an impression that lasts. Read it here! https://bit.ly/3Kg9NyA #AgencyLife #MarketingAgency #B2BMarketingAgency #AgencySupport

December’s book recommendation is ‘Born Standing Up‘ by Steve Martin. Learn about how world famous comedian exploded into the comedy scene in this memoir! Learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gqjNTv8h

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