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Author Archives: Jim Sterling
Crafting An Interesting Story From A Boring Game
Good morning! Did you watch the Super Bowl Sunday night? While the pundits predicted it would be a close game, they didn’t predict a defensive struggle between two high-powered offenses. Translation? The game was “meh” – the lowest scoring Super … Continue reading
Take Your Storytelling Game From Good To Great: Lessons From The Super Bowl
This NFL post-season is already full of stories – just look at the two overtime victories in the conference finals leading up to the Super Bowl. Exultant victors! Crushed losers!! Unfair calls!!! That’s why people tune in – the sriracha … Continue reading
How Bryan Cranston’s Story Can Help You Improve Your Communication Skills
As you set resolutions, goals, and aim to form new positive habits, keep your communication skills top of mind. Here are a few thoughts, along with an inspirational story by Bryan Cranston, recognized by Business Insider as one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Communication Skills
2 Ways Kevin Anderson’s Wimbledon Attitude Can Help You Build Confidence
Kevin Anderson, the No. 8 seed, after beating Roger Federer, the No. 1 seed, in the 2018 quarterfinals at Wimbledon Tennis Championship, July 2018: “I think the toughest thing players face when going out playing somebody like Roger in this … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Communication Skills, Leadership Skills, Uncategorized
A Tale of Two Trips – Communication Can Be the Difference
My family and I took a marvelous seven-day cruise recently, from New York to Florida and the Bahamas. A week later, out of curiosity, I was following the progress of our same ship with the same itinerary. Different weather. On … Continue reading
Jack Ma’s Effective, Yet Simple Communication Style
Chances are you’ve heard of “The Three Bears” fairy tale, and while the details of the story might have blurred over time, you’ll never forget the general storyline. In short, the allegory instructs children not to mess with other people’s … Continue reading