Your Intended Message
The podcast about Effective Communication in Business Better communication skills will advance your career and business. Are you ready to enhance your understanding and results from better communication? Listen and learn how to deliver Your Intended Message. Are you willing to cross-examine communication from various perspectives? Would you like to deliver your intended message more effectively? Listen to Your Intended Message to gain a powerful advantage in your ability to convey your message to your audience, team, clients or marketplace. Learn from the mistakes and success of communication experts from around the world from different scenarios. The better communicator has the competitive advantage. Imagine what that means to you when you improve the success of your next conversation, presentation or message. Your Host - George Torok https://yourintendedmessage.com/
Episodes
Episode 309 (Sunil is based in London, Ontario)
In this conversation with Sunil Godse we explored:
- the science behind intuition and decision-making
- how intuition operates through the subconscious mind
- why trust is essential for business success
- the connection between intuition and leadership
- recognizing personal...
Episode 308 (Gary is based in Florida)
In this converation with Gary Garth we explored:
- why sales and marketing frequently become disconnected
- the danger of measuring different goals within the same company
- how shared revenue targets improve collaboration
- the value of placing sales and marketing teams closer together
- using customer objections...
Episode 307 (Hasan is based in Munich, Germany) Repeat of the popular episode 146
In this conversation with Hasan Ibne Akram we explore:
- why technical experts often struggle to communicate with executives and investors
- the concept of the T-shaped engineer and why it is rare
- how storytelling simplifies complex technical ideas
- us...
Episode 306 (Larry is based in Chicago) This is a repeat of the poplular episode 131.
In this conversation with Larry Kaufman, we explore:
- networking beyond exchanging business cards
- how networking, connecting and giving work together
- the difference between inner-circle and outer-circle relationships
- why giving c...
Episode 305 (Jim is based in Long Island New York) This is a repeat of the popular episode 233.
In this coversation with Jim Rowe we explore:
- why writing is one of the strongest tools for improving critical thinking
- how weak communication skills reduce workplace productivity
- why many graduates are unprepared for executive comm...
Episode 304 (This is a repeat of the popular episode #97. Fredrik is based in Sweden and now lives on his Ideas Island. It's no longer available for your free vacation.)
In this conversation with Fredrik Haren we explore:
- how speakers discover the deeper meaning behind their message
- why an inner theme creates stronger resonance wi...
Episode 303 (Jackie is based in Michigan. Cheri is based in North Carolina)
In this conversation with Jackie Stavors & Cheri Torres we explore:
- the conversations we have with ourselves before we speak to others
- the difference between appreciative and depreciative thinking
- how pausing and breathing can interrupt defensive reactions
- why cu...
Episode 302 (Brad is based in California)
In this conversation with Brad Yates we explore:
- how stress shapes behavior, decisions, and success
- why people unknowingly avoid opportunities
- how emotional freedom techniques (EFT) work
- the connection between stress and self-sabotage
- how fear of judgment blocks communication
- why thinking alone cannot resolve st...
Episode 301 (Ty is based in Toronto)
In this conversation with Ty Hosegan we explore:
- how communication skills influence hiring, promotion, and career growth
- why technical expertise alone does not lead to leadership roles
- how lack of structure weakens clarity in meetings and conversations
- how the PRP framework helps organise ideas and improve understa...
Episode 300
(Bernie is based in Detroit)
In this conversation with Bernie DeSantis we explore:
- the shift from in-person to virtual presentation delivery
- why engagement—not content—is the biggest challenge in virtual settings
- how small delivery details determine audience attention
- the role of a virtual prod...
Episode 299 (Noemi is based in Cyprus)
In this conversation with Noemi Beres we explore:
- why podcast guesting builds authority and long-term visibility
- how evergreen content continues to work for you over time
- how to identify and target the right podcast audience
- why podcast interviews are about the host and audience&m...
Episode 298 (Fotini is based in Toronto)
In this conversation with Fotini Iconomopolous we explore:
- why the concept of “winning” in negotiation can damage outcomes
- how conflict is a natural and necessary part of negotiation
- why emotions—not information—drive most decisions
- how perception differs from intent...
Episode 297 (Robert is based in Florida)
In this conversation with Robert Mixon we explore:
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the shift from a culture of compliance to a culture of commitment
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why communication must become a two-way process
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how lack of clarity leads to repeated mistakes and wasted effort
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the importance of confirming understand...
Episode 296 (Michael is based in Las Vegas)
In this conversation we explore:
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why many executives fail because of communication breakdowns rather than lack of expertise
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how leaders get promoted based on technical skills but must later rely on communication ability
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what happens when organizations promote high ...
Episode 295 (Wes is based in Australia)
In this conversation with Wes Towers, we explore:
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how the rise of AI forced a digital agency founder to rethink his business strategy
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why niching into trades and construction improved messaging and positioning
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how specialization makes marketing communication clearer and more co...
Episode 294 (Martin is based in Toronto)
In this conversation with Martin Peremuter we explore:
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how evergreen topics like leadership and trust continue to anchor conferences
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why AI dominates current conference agendas
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what an audience can realistically apply from a one-hour keynote
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the balance between informatio...
Episode 293 (Lee Kitchen is based in south-west Ontario, Repeat of episode 54)
In this conversation we explore:
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the role of an innovation catalyst in helping teams think differently
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the importance of scoping before solving
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walking in the end user’s shoes through empathy
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defining a clear...
Episode 292 (Repeat of espisode 24, Brian is based in Connecticut)
In this conversation with Brian Kurtz we explored:
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why intention must guide every marketing action
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how list selection often matters more than copywriting brilliance
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why segmentation allows deeper audience connection
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how direct mail discipline sharpens em...
Episode 291 (Solo show with your host, George Torok)
In this episode, we explore:
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how intended and unintended messages travel together
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why clarity starts before you speak, not while you speak
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the filters that distort messages before they are accepted
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how beliefs, experience, and emotions block understanding
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why credibility disappears when message...
Episode 290 (Michael is based in California) Repeat of episode #34
In this conversation with Michael Hague we explore:
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why stories persuade more effectively than facts and data
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how emotional connection drives audience engagement and action
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the role of empathy in powerful storytelling
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why conflict is essential to creati...
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