Everyone Communicates, Few Connect
Team-building program
Program length: 11 sessions (60-90 minutes each)
Skills: People Skills, Communication, Connection, Influence, Authenticity
Who Is It For?: Teams, in-person, hybrid, or remote
About the program
This program helps your team understand that communication is the way we express who we are, build trust, and create real impact. Through John C. Maxwell’s connecting principles, participants learn how authenticity, clarity, and empathy turn communication into the foundation of leadership and teamwork.
By the end, your people will connect more intentionally, collaborate more effectively, and strengthen the culture that drives collective performance.
Ready to buy the program?
Price: From EUR €1400 / per session
60-90 min virtually or in person
Explore the lessons in “Everyone Communicates, Few Connect”
“Only One Thing Stands Between You and Success. It Isn’t Experience. It Isn’t Talent.”
If you want to succeed, you must learn how to connect with people. And while it may seem like some folks are just born with it, the fact is anyone can learn how to make every communication an opportunity for a powerful connection. In Everyone Communicates, Few Connect, I share the Five Principles and Five Practices to develop the crucial skill of connecting. It is a skill you can learn and apply in your personal, professional, and family relationships- and you can start now by taking this course.
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Everyone Communicates Few Connect Presentation
Participant Workbook
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Many people communicate constantly yet struggle to create real impact. Messages are delivered, but influence is inconsistent, and relationships fail to deepen. This session reframes connection as a core leadership capability rather than a personality trait. Participants can expect to explore what truly drives influence, reflect on their current communication patterns, and begin developing greater awareness of how connection shapes results in every area of life.
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A common barrier to strong relationships is an unconscious self-focus in communication. When attention remains on personal agendas, even well-intended interactions fall flat. This session challenges that pattern by shifting perspective outward. Participants engage in reflection and dialogue that help them recognize how value, empathy, and genuine interest transform everyday interactions—professionally and personally.
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Misunderstandings often persist even when the “right” words are used. The issue lies beneath the surface—in tone, emotion, and presence. This session expands awareness beyond verbal communication, helping participants notice how attitude, non-verbal signals, and emotional alignment affect outcomes. Expect deeper insight into why some messages resonate while others disconnect, and what that reveals about personal effectiveness.
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Disengagement, low momentum, and half-hearted interactions quietly erode trust and influence. This session addresses the cost of low energy in communication and leadership. Participants explore how preparation, intention, and emotional commitment shape connection over time, and reflect on where renewed energy could elevate both performance and relationships.
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Many believe connection is something you either “have” or you don’t. This belief limits growth and excuses stagnation. This session reframes connection as a learnable, improvable skill. Participants can expect integration of earlier insights, reflection on personal experiences, and a clearer understanding of how consistent practice—not innate talent—drives lasting connection.
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Differences in perspective, assumptions, and communication styles often create invisible distance between people. This session explores why connection breaks down even with good intentions. Participants examine how perception, listening, and curiosity influence rapport, and gain awareness of what helps—or hinders—finding shared ground with others.
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Complex messages, over-explaining, or emotional overload can dilute impact. This session addresses the challenge of clarity in communication. Participants reflect on how simplicity, emotional resonance, and authenticity make messages memorable and meaningful, and what it takes to communicate in ways that truly land.
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Many interactions are forgettable, even when they are technically effective. This session focuses on the human experience of communication. Participants explore how intentional connection can transform ordinary moments into meaningful experiences, and reflect on what makes people feel seen, valued, and engaged.
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Motivation fades quickly when it relies on pressure or position. This session addresses the difference between managing behavior and inspiring growth. Participants examine how expectations, belief, modeling, and gratitude influence others, and reflect on the role inspiration plays in leadership, teamwork, and personal relationships.
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Credibility erodes when words and actions are misaligned. This final session confronts the gap between intention and embodiment. Participants reflect deeply on trust, authenticity, and integrity, integrating insights from the entire course. The session brings closure by focusing on who participants are becoming—not just what they are saying—and how that shapes their lasting influence.
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My coaching and training approach is rooted in the values-based leadership philosophy of John C. Maxwell and positive psychology.
It provides individuals and teams with a clear and practical development process that encourages people to lead beyond their roles, grow their strengths, and recognize emerging leaders around them. The result is a culture of purpose-driven leadership that supports your organization’s growth — even when you’re not in the room.