I used to have quite a lisp. Kids at school used always asked me if I was wearing a retainer, but alas - I was blessed with perfect teeth. Thing was, it wasn't until kids at school mocked me openly on the playground that I realized my voice was anything other than what I heard in my own head. It's something we all go through at some point in our life - the shock of hearing our own voice on a recording. "I sound like that??" Yes you do - and I hope for your sake, finding out d

I love daytime television. I don't get to watch it very often, but when I do, it never disappoints. Whether it's Maury Povitch testing some 'lady' for the fifth time to determine her baby daddy, Judge Judy refusing to listen to her guests as she barely manages to stifle her rage before the first commercial break, or the adults screaming and jumping for the chance to bid during a showcase showdown on Drew Carry's Price is Right - I love it all! But perhaps the best thing about

We've all seen that 'unique' couple. They may not be attractive in the traditional Hollywood couple Brangalena or Bennifer sense, in fact, their style might make you cringe - but the fact remains that at some point in their lives they took one look at each other and said - yup, that works for me! Heck, I once saw a couple on TV that liked to pretend they were both cats - they drank milk and chased yarn and were genuinely thrilled to be in each other's company. Can I be Candid

I've always said that every situation in life can be explained using a Seinfeld episode example. Let's put that to the test. The Soup Nazi A classic example of how you must research your audience to see what they value before you try to connect or compel them to act in your favour. The Contest Delayed gratification isn't easy. But the longer you hold out, building that relationship and providing value prior to the ask, the more satisfying that final sale will be. Are you mast