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How To Consistently Avoid A Bad First Impression. Watch This Great Video By @CommCoach @TEDxVaughan @matrixthinker

Most of us know that we are supposed to make a great first impression, but we may not fully understand how to do it consistently. Communication Coach Ric Phillips shares his own struggles with this quest, and what he has found out to help us manage our first impressions and attempt to avoid the long life of a bad one. ABOUT RIC PHILLIPS: Ric Phillips is Canada’s first Communication Coach and helps anyone communicate…

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How To Consistently Avoid A Bad First Impression. Watch This Great Video By @CommCoach @TEDxVaughan @matrixthinker

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Most of us know that we are supposed to make a great first impression, but we may not fully understand how to do it consistently. Communication Coach Ric Phillips shares his own struggles with this quest, and what he has found out to help us manage our first impressions and attempt to avoid the long life of a bad one.

ABOUT RIC PHILLIPS:

Ric Phillips is Canada’s first Communication Coach and helps anyone communicate with simplicity, clarity and confidence. He is the creator of 3V Communications™, a communication coaching and training company that uses a holistic system to synchronize and sharpen interpersonal and professional communication skills. Ric is also a co-founder, program advisor and instructor with YEDI (York Entrepreneurship Development Institute) and the executive director of the NCCA (Nat’l Communication Coaching Assoc. of Canada).

As an author of several ebooks and articles, Ric is an expert in communications, public speaking techniques and body language analysis, frequently called upon by the media to provide pundit opinion and advice on business people, politicians and celebrities.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

Please connect with Ric today to discuss how communication coaching can work for you.

Follow Ric on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CommCoach

You can arrange a free consultation by contacting Coach Ric Phillips directly:

Tel: 416.429.7935
[email protected] 

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