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Episode #275: Delegate Outcomes, Not Tasks: The Accountability Playbook for Japan

br> Accountability In Your Team We all want accountable teams, yet deadlines slip and quality wobbles. Pe...

Episode #274: What Is The Right Length For Your Speech

Why Do Speeches Often Go Too Long? Speakers love their words, but audiences only want what matters. The dange...

Episode #273: Presenting Manufactured Products

Industrial products aren’t glamorous. They’re technical, specification-heavy, and often presented in thick ca...

Episode #272: Why Isn’t One-Time Executive Training Enough?

Executive courses at business schools are stimulating, global, and broad. But they happen infrequently—someti...

Episode #271: Why Is Presenting Online So Challenging?

Video conferencing platforms are now stable and widely used. But technology alone doesn’t make presenting eas...

Episode #270: Why Can’t Salespeople Rely Only on Marketing for Leads?

Marketing helps with SEO, ad words, and content campaigns. But from a sales perspective, it’s never enough. M...

Episode #269: The Silent Killer Of Leadership: Poor Listening

Why Do Driven Leaders Struggle with Listening? Dynamic leaders are admired for being action-oriented, discipl...

Episode #268: How To Balance Relaxed Style With Professional Authority

Can a Presentation Be Conversational and Still Professional? We’re often told to present as if we’re chatting...

Episode #267: The Secret Power Of Sales Bridges In Japan

How Do You Use Sales Progression Bridges in Japan? Sales meetings aren’t random. They follow a rhythm—trust b...

Episode #266: More Frequent Performance Reviews Won’t Help If The Boss Is Still Clueless

Big companies are loudly abandoning annual performance reviews for more frequent reviews. Sounds revolutiona...

Episode #265: Listening To Speeches Shouldn't Feel Like Suffering

We’ve all been there. The speaker comes with a rockstar résumé, the room is full, the topic is compelling… a...

Episode #264: In Japan, Sales Is A Mental Game So Play It Right

In sales, there are two players: the buyer and the seller. While the seller is eager to promote their produc...

Episode #263: Every Leader Is Now a Media Brand So Step Up When Presenting

We all know leaders who are technically brilliant—but hopeless in front of a crowd. One of our friends had a...

Episode #262: Stop Killing Your Professional Presentation With Terrible Amateur Slides

When we are on stage, the visuals can make or break us. People often ask us at Dale Carnegie: how much is t...

Episode #261: Why Spec Focus Kills Sales In Japan

Let’s set the scene. You’ve built trust with the buyer, asked the right questions, and uncovered their real ...

Episode #259: Pro Presenters Cut the Fluff

In this Age of Distraction, we’ve got seconds to win our audience’s attention—or lose it. When we’re unclear...

Episode #258: Buyers Don't Buy, So How Do We Get Them To

https://dale-carnegie.wistia.com/medias/iscytt2aw The distance between wanting to buy and actually buying is ...

Buyers Won't Buy So How Do We Get Them To

https://dale-carnegie.wistia.com/medias/ The distance between wanting to buy and actually buying is often vas...

Episode #257: The Real Cost Of Stupid People At Work

Stupid people in organizations aren’t always easy to spot. They can appear confident, energetic, and articul...

Episode #256: Your Presentation Is Mindnumbing And Brand Destroying

We watched a big-name company blow a golden opportunity. The speaker was the President, and he had a dramati...