How you use the phone (to communicate with the person on the other side of the conversation --- and to make an impression to those people standing about you, photographing you, or waiting for an audience with you.
Some basic guidelines to power phone use follow:
1. Always stand when speaking on the phone. It makes your voice clearer, more energetic, deeper, richer (your lungs are like bellows my Take Command Fellows!) and more resonant.
You will feel brighter, and more decisive. Open up those lungs, re-energize those chakras, and stand, or pace. Toss your head back just a bit. too.
2. As you stand , let the people around you feel your aura of energy, your importance, your power (pacing like a lion), your magnetism, your larger-than-life presence. Occasionally make cold, direct eye contact for a moment with these people while you converse.
That's all there is to it, Commanders.
Faithfully,
Douglas E Castle
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