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Fliss and Al are both available for speaking engagements and have a range of keynotes ready to deliver on the psychology of language, empowered communications, and ethical influence. Get in touch and start talking or, take a look through our videos and learn how the experts communicate

By Felicity Wingrove 27 Mar, 2024
Fliss shares the worst advice she's ever been given, and explains why it's the tenant, the beginning, of everything that The Ultimate Advantage has been founded upon.
By Felicity Wingrove 01 Aug, 2022
Removing the agent from a sentence is a useful tool in business communication. Doing this omits blame or accusation, particularly in written communication where there is risk of misinterpretation. Tailoring your sentence meticulously and purposefully ensures that your question or statement is understood, but with little criticism or negative connotations associated.
By Alan Adams 29 Jul, 2022
As leaders we sometimes have to make very quick decisions, however never be too quick to judge a situation as bad, it may turn out to be blessing...
By Felicity Wingrove 25 Jul, 2022
Many studies have been conducted spanning over decades into metaprograms, which are the filters in which we view the world. Here, I explain just three types for you to consider. Being able to identify which category you fit into, as well as those who you are speaking to, will help you to further enhance your communications.
By Felicity Wingrove 18 Jul, 2022
Do you want to learn something else new now? We explore the Milton Model, and the importance of accessing our unconscious mind. One of the techniques in this model is the use of presupposition, whereby you pose a question, or support a behaviour change, in a statement form. As long as one part of the sentence is true, the remainder can be your assumption.
By Felicity Wingrove 11 Jul, 2022
Many communication techniques are used for rhetoric effect - to persuade, to leave lasting impressions and to motivate. Using a three part list not only is incredibly satisfying for our brains to receive, but it is memorable, eloquent, and dramatic. When perfected, using these in both speech and written forms, can further enhance your style and allow for truly compelling communications to take place.
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