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CQ: Effective Basics For Public Speaking

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After working with creative director, Sonja Nuttall, CQ is proud of their brand. Some of you may have read my post, Basics of Public Speaking and Presenting, an example of how to get more out of yourself, your team and your desired goals.  Now this is within our CQ framework which incorporates both visual and text elements. Please click on the pictures to see more, and I hope it touches your … [Read more...]

How to Think Like a Zimbabwean

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Growing up Zimbabwean has taught me many things but, like a silly goat, I perhaps didn't learn to pause until quite recently. I travel a bit too much. The hurried rush of the crowds, a constant change in scenery, and an almost clockwork level of order stir up my fondness for home. It was, after all, where I learned about the importance of CQ™ – receptive and expressive intelligence – in … [Read more...]

Haiti and Zimbabwe

Like any global natural disaster, I am so incredibly saddened for Haiti. A dreadful crisis brought to a country already in crisis.  I want to help.  Now. Selfishly, I want the world to ALSO focus on Zimbabwe too! I want the world to know what is going on there and how many 100's of thousands of good people are suffering because of a handful of rotten apples. Prime Minister Morgan … [Read more...]

Basics of Building a Social Crowd

I just finished a Skype call with an American friend of mine who has been in Cape Town for a year.  She was telling me how she loves it, yet misses certain aspects of her American country.  Being an immigrant myself (born in Zimbabwe, with the fortune to have dual citizenship with Britain and the US, I find it an interesting dilemma having what I call "global buffet" syndrome. Little bit of this … [Read more...]

Your Green Message and Obama: How to Communicate with a President

January 20th is almost upon us! Most of us are on the edge of our seats in anticipation. There is much twitter going round about the inauguration, global chatter transcending cultures, party affiliations and platforms. This is pure hope and enthusiasm unlike no other inauguration, dare I say in history. What most of us feel particularly hopeful about is the intelligence that surrounds the new … [Read more...]

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