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Ep.3 In Conversation With… Terri Morrison

Posted 14/04/2021
Ep.3 In Conversation With… Terri Morrison

In our Third episode of ‘In Conversation With…’ we speak with bestselling author and speaker Terri Morrison.

Terri’s books are recommended reading at NASA and the US Department of Defence and her media appearances include; NPR, CNN and the BBC, with publication in the WSJ, Asia Times, Investor’s Weekly, and the Washington Post.

In this episode, we discuss how people in business can be more mindful of international business customs via virtual meetings. Terri touches on how to communicate virtually with ease, how to engage your audience when speaking remotely and the basic etiquette that can sometimes be forgotten when communicating online.

We discuss how to read nonverbal signals in person and how different cultures’ presentation styles differ. When talking about how to successfully build relationships virtually, we cover how persuasiveness, patience and decision-making differs when it comes to different cultures.

Tune in to gain insight on communicating effectively with businesses around the world.

To learn more about Terri’s work find out more at https://getcustoms.com/ and www.TerriMorrison.com or follow  @KissBowAuthor

Settle in and enjoy!

Whether you prefer an insightful podcast in the car or to curl up with a cup of tea for a good watch, our new series will lead the way in the live marketing industry and in business – through a podcast and video series.

Expect an eclectic mix of stories and case studies on culture, mindset, engagement, sales, technology, teamwork, strategy, innovation and growth Throughout the series, we will be asking a range of inspiring founders, business owners and entrepreneurs, that we’ve met over the last decade, thought-provoking questions and sharing with you their valuable insights. They’re an inspiration for anyone looking to transform their live marketing and grow their business.

So, dive straight in with episode three below – available on all major podcast platforms via Anchor and as a video on YouTube.


Posted 14/04/2021