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It's not easy to make changes that will improve your performance. So we've published a number of journals and websites to help you do that. Our monthly journal, Tomorrow, is focused on giving you current briefings on issues related to leadership and media, in the context of creating the future. While there will be updates about our work, this is not a newsletter as much as a briefing to share you our thoughts on the latest developments in organizational leadership and media. CLICK HERE to see a PDF copy. If you'd like amailed or emailed to you each month, email estelle@talkshowcommunication.com. We generally email these except where email is not accessible. All of our Free Help websites are packed with free articles you can use to create your future now. The websites also contain podcasts and video content to make learning even easier. While a lot of the skills you'll need are best learned through focused training, these sites will well and truly get you started. The problem is that everyday life actually teaches us NOT to be creative. If you want to innovate and create an exciting future, it's an uphill battle from the start. Our ICE Creativity model will help you turn your back on those who doubt and start coming up with ideas and putting them into action right away. Improve your communication performance Communication is not rocket science. But it is hard work. But somehow broadcasters and communication professionals manage to get it right. How can you remember all the tricks and secrets broadcasters use when they communicate every day? We've distilled communication into five important principles. If you put them into action, they will help you become a better writer, public speaker and they will improve your relationships at work, home and in the community. Podcasting has taken off in leaps and bounds. But as more and more podcasts are published, we face more and more garbage. Yes, that's right. A lot of the podcasts on the Web are awful! Boring. Self-indulgent. Long. Drawing on secrets used by broadcasters, you can learn the editorial secrets that will compel people to listen to your podcasts. The site also contains notes that Jonathan Halls uses when teaching podcasts. Jonathan Halls has taught hundreds of journalists from some of Europe's leading newspapers how to harness the power of audio.
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