by Connie Sirois | Jun 25, 2019 | Biblical, Communication, Honor, Impact
When Life Silences You… So if you follow me at all or read even just a post or two here or there, you know that I talk a lot about communication. Really, that’s kind of all that I talk about pretty much. And I’ve mentioned once or twice (probably more than that)...
by Connie Sirois | Jun 11, 2019 | Biblical, Business, Communication
Directions Needed Today, I feel like I need directions. On most days, lately, I feel like I just want someone telling me exactly what will work and how to get it done. Gut honesty here — some days I’d like someone to do it for me. This journey to being an...
by Connie Sirois | May 28, 2019 | Business, Communication, Impact
Most of us work hard to keep up our outward appearances. We dress well, groom ourselves, color our hair to stay looking young, buy products that help our skin, stay in shape or lose weight to look better, and think about what others think about how we look. No...
by Connie Sirois | May 14, 2019 | Communication, Impact, Listening, Relationships
(Each month my impact list members get a special Impact Message from an expert in whatever area we are focusing on. This month, I took the chance to write as the expert on communication. I wanted to share that message here because it really spoke to some readers. If...
by Connie Sirois | Apr 30, 2019 | Biblical, Business, Communication, Honor, Impact
(an excerpt from The Impact Directive: How to Use Your Communication to Positively Impact Yourself and Others and Why It Matters that You Do– Launching June 11-15-19 on Amazon as a FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD!) Mark 4:3–20 Because we are communicative beings, we seek...
by Connie Sirois | Apr 16, 2019 | Business, Communication, Honor, Impact, Relationships
“I’m going to just ignore that you said that.” Have you ever ignored a situation? Have you ever pretended not to see? Has someone ever said something rude and you ignored it? Have you ever said something rude and then ignored the person you said it to? How’d all...
