Kendra Wormald, B.A., M.Sc (S-LP), Reg. CASLPO

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You Know Your Stuff – So Why Doesn’t It Sound Like It?

Your boss asks you a question on the spot and, despite knowing the answer, you stumble over your words. You talk about something you know well, but end up over-explaining, repeating your point, or sounding less certain than you feel. You go to share an opinion, then your mind goes blank and the words disappear. Sound familiar? This article outlines why this gap happens, and how specific communication patterns can either support or undermine how your knowledge is perceived.

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Why the Best Speakers Pause

Pausing is a nonverbal communication skill many of us fear and avoid. But what if we’ve been looking at silence all wrong. What if it could be a skill that separates us from the rest. A tool used to capture attention, convey thoughtfulness and showcase well-planned speech. What if instead of shying away from pauses in communication, you learned to embrace and leverage them to command every room you enter.

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The Brain vs. The Search Bar Are we Losing the Ability to Think?

Have you noticed that it is harder to think critically, solve problems, find the right words, or remember things? How is your attention span holding up? Have your expectations for how quickly you want information shifted? There are many reasons you might be experiencing these challenges. One of them is our increasing reliance on technology.

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