Combining entertaining stories, practical information, and relevant take-aways helping to improve your communication skills so you can feel motivated in all areas of life. Dr. Jim Van Allan is a speaker & trainer for schools and companies across the nation. He has over a decade worth of experience helping individuals and organizations with communication, leadership, and personal development skills. He is also a Professor of Communication Studies and teaches classes on communication, public speaking, and interpersonal communication. New podcast episode every Monday where we turn the personal into the powerful! JimVanAllan.com @JimVanAllan on all social media
http://www.jimvanallan.com/communicatetomotivate
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 13 hours 49 minutes
episode 11: Nonverbals: The Hidden Language of Relationships
Understanding nonverbal communication allows you to read between the lines within the context of your relationships
episode 10: You are a Couple but Are You a Team?
You have a family and a partner but are you a great team? Learn how to infuse great team concepts in your relationship.
episode 7: We Need to Have This Conversation
We explore internal communication and what it means about our current social climate. Also, what's next?
episode 6: The Comparison Factor
Hear why some couples compare themselves to others and what it might really mean about your relationship. Plus strategies and take-aways to beat the Comparison Factor!
episode 5: Relational Maintenance: The Most Important Phase of a Relationship
Maintaining a relationship is the No.1 thing you can do to give yourselves a fighting chance of going the distance.
episode 4: Self-Disclosure & Interactive Conversations Part 2
Find out how the power of conversation has the ability to positively change brain chemistry and motivate you to pursue meaningful relationships
episode 3: Self-Disclosure & Interactive Conversations Part 1
We begin a series on 'Relationships' starting with having deeper, more meaningful conversations.
episode 2: The Need to Connect
The need to connect is stronger than ever. Time to learn how we are designed to connect and where we go from here as a society and individuals.