By Myronosophies: Insights from the Training Expert on Mar 13, 2013 in:
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PART II On the second of our four-part blog about Public Speaking, we will talk about: How to correct and enhance your voice and your communication skills So, how do you correct and enhance your overall communication skills before, during and after y...
By Myronosophies: Insights from the Training Expert on Nov 21, 2012 in:
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By It's Zhahn, not Jeen! on Oct 4, 2010 in:
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Hello there! Welcome to my blog entitled “It's Zhahn, not Jeen!” And for my first article, I’m going to explain exactly what the title means. (I’ll bet you’ve been wondering that ever since you landed on this page.)Back in the decade I was...