Articles
interviews and tips by kim a page
June 2021 (p.19)
Finding Your Voice During A Pandemic
As we've all willingly - or begrudgingly - become ensconced in the world of Zoom meetings, webinars, Team meetings, Google chats we've found ourselves having to develop a new range of skills. Sometimes those skills come naturally, and sometimes painstakingly... READ MORENovember 2019
Likability in business
When we do business, we do it through relationships. We select whom we want to engage with, and whom we come back to for more. The ability to make a real connection, and make the other person like you is a big part of your success or failure…READ MOREMay 2019
The right kind of loud for executives
Getting the Right Kind of Loud means knowing how to adjust to the person you are trying to reach, fine-tuning to the situation and the kind of influence you are looking for…READ MOREFebruary 2019
Listen to understand
When it comes to the communication acts of listening and speaking, we tend to think that speaking is active while listening is passive. It is actually the other way around, speaking is simply thinking out loud, while listening is hard work, requiring us to stay attentive…READ MOREOctober 2016
How to take control of your presentation
How can you deliver a presentation in a way that makes your audience take notice? For independent voice coach Kim A. Page, the answer is to train your voice to become more dynamic, elastic and connected with your “gut feelings”. In this article, she shares the steps to speak like a pro…READ MOREOctober 2016
Corporate Choirs For Wellness
When it comes to corporate wellness, most people think of team-building games and sports as effective ways to encourage bonding and promote a healthy lifestyle. But there’s another activity catching on in the business world that ticks those all boxes – corporate choirs…READ MOREMay 2016
How to Handle Q&A
It is not uncommon to watch a good presenter plunge and suddenly lose credibility when their discourse is interrupted. When an audience member puts up his or her hand, you can feel a heightened attention in the air. Will the reply increase the relevancy of the topic and connect with the audience – or will it do the opposite?
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