by Becky Robinson | Jul 16, 2010 | Social Media
Picture yourself in the center of a large auditorium, wearing a blindfold. The blindfold is a wispy, translucent fabric… so you can see the people around you: their form, their coming and going; you can identify a few familiar faces. What you can’t see is...
by Becky Robinson | Jul 14, 2010 | Leadership
Whenever I hang up the phone after talking to my friend Lisa, I always feel better than I did before the call. It’s not because she makes me laugh, although she often does; it’s not because she asks good questions or because she affirms and encourages me,...
by Becky Robinson | Jul 8, 2010 | Leadership
In any given day, I communicate by sharing information in many different ways. I talk to my daughters, my husband, my friends and neighbors, and anyone else I happen to see, face to face. I send emails — lots of them. I make phone calls; I text; I send Facebook...
by Becky Robinson | Jun 20, 2010 | Leadership
Wally Bock says that being a father, like being a boss, is all about conversations. In his own life as both a leader and a father, he has seen the value and impact of communicating well with others. Conversations with his children formed the foundation of his...
by Becky Robinson | Jun 9, 2010 | Inspiration
In the middle of our recent plumbing disaster, I went home for mail and found a UPS box on my patio. Inside: 6 copies of John Maxwell’s much anticipated new book, Everyone Communicates, Few Connect. That evening, I led a social media seminar at our church....
