Joyce Weiss

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In the Press

Joyce Weiss has published three books, created a premier online program, and sends out five different email newsletters each week.

In addition to those self-published resources, the article summaries below are written by third-party journalists who interviewed Joyce Weiss cover topics such as life prioritization and delegation, resolving conflict in the workplace, team building, job burnout, conflict and communication styles, and improving communication skills. Enjoy!


Joyce Wins Best of MichBusiness Award

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Joyce Weiss was honored to receive the MichBusiness 2016 One Person Wonder Award which is presented to those people who are difference makers, are able to achieve work-life balance, and seem to be able to do it all. Learn more…

Joyce is a Certified Virtual Presenter

Why is being a certified virtual presenter important?

Why is the certifier so picky? When you display the Certified Virtual Presenter badge, it tells the world that they can expect a high-quality remote experience with you, free from technical issues and with an easy-to-see and easy-to-hear presenter. If we’re not picky, that standard becomes lower and dilutes the value of the certification for everyone. 

To receive a virtual certification badge, all required tests must be passed.

The following optional items are self-reported: 

  • Good use of visual aids.
  • Improved mic usage such as a lav, headset, or another dedicated mic.
  • Tested daytime lighting.
  • Well lit room for night time testing.
  • Usage of audience Q&A or chat during a presentation.
  • Usage of polls and questions during a presentation.
  • Breakout rooms usage.
  • Backup internet access.

Four Ways to Solve Problems

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Three Strategies for Communication Success

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5 Steps to Conflict Resolution

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This article was reprinted with permission from the December/January 2015 issue of Association IMPACT, copyright 2015, Michigan Society of Association Executives, Inc. Association IMPACT (hyperlink Association IMPACT with the following:MSAE Blog) is published by the Michigan Society of Association Executives, 1350 Haslett Road, East Lansing, MI 48823, (517) 332-6723. No part of this article may be reproduced in any format without written permission of MSAE. Violations are subject to prosecution under federal copyright laws. Learn more about MSAE at www.msae.org

Doing THIS Damages Your Reputation At Work

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detroitHow to Criticize Constructively

What is the one responsibility you probably avoid more than any other at work? Giving criticism. Not criticizing is destructive. Giving criticism is constructive. As long as you have criticism to offer, you still believe things can improve. When you stop criticizing, you have given up – on your ability to think, and on the organization’s ability to absorb new ideas. Weiss says companies that discourage honest criticism are jeopardizing their ability to serve their customers – ultimately, their ability to meet competition.

Learning to give criticism takes trust, and trust is what builds good teams, the ones that succeed at work.


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As economy stutters Generation Xers discover there’s no place like Mom’s while they look for work, dig out of debt, or try to save on rent or for a home of their own. Both sides face hurdles. “If the expectations aren’t discussed, the relationship will deteriorate like a bad marriage,” says Joyce Weiss, author of Full Speed Ahead: Become Driven by Change. “The economy has changed, and it’s a new situation. But some may be moving back because of immaturity, but they just don’t realize it. And parents aren’t always the best role models financially. How can they give their kids a lecture without looking in the mirror first?


sellingpowerAccentuate the Positive

CONSULTANT JOYCE WEISS advises unmotivated salespeople to get out of their safe comfort zones and reevaluate the way they do business.”When things aren’t going well, it’s easy to blame the marketplace or the economy, but you have to stop whining, look in the mirror and force yourself to squarely address the problem and brainstorm for solutions.” Remember this quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Standing in your own sunshine causes most of the shadows in our life.


csw10 Tips to Keep Motivated Employees

In many companies, work has become a place of disillusionment. Employees start with enthusiasm and creativity, but day after day they feel more and more helpless as if they don’t have any real choices anymore. Employees are overwhelmed, exhausted, and bored. They feed like they have been shot down. Complaining and ridiculing others becomes the norm. The “romance” is gone.If this scenario sounds like your company, don’t despair. Deep down, employees are begging to gain a sense of hope and enthusiasm again, but they need your help. If you make a genuine effort to follow these ten tips, you will not only notice attitude shifts but real changes in behavior among your employees. Give it a shot, and watch the fun return:

  1. Walk Your Talk.
  2. Be Supportive.
  3. Be a Leader with Vision.
  4. Use Straight Talk.
  5. Build Supportive Teams.
  6. Encourage Creativity and Laugh at Mistakes.
  7. Empower Employees to Feel Liberated.
  8. Help Employees Feel Comfortable with Change.
  9. Insist That Employees Always Keep The Customer in Mind.
  10. Keep Employees Focused on Their Cheerleaders and Fans.

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Release Employees from Boring Board Meeting, Some Companies Say, and You’ve Got a Winning Team

This philosophy is right on, according to Joyce Weiss, a corporate speaker, and motivator based in Michigan. Her job is to go into companies, including AT&T and Electronic Data System (EDS), and show them how to have fun. Because she says, employees that play together work better.

“Just when companies think they need to put the frivolous games aside is a time when they need them most,” Weiss says. “You need to support one another, and this is how you do it.”

“Key Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace: Cooperation & Respect

Strong relationships with those you work with will help you succeed in the workplace and even increase productivity for your business. Two interpersonal skills that will develop these relationships—and create a positive atmosphere and strong company culture—are cooperation and respect. Joyce Weiss offers this advice and more in The Insider, the weekly e-newsletter of the American Bus Association, to managers and employees of the motorcoach travel and tourism industry.” ABA https://www.buses.org/news/article/insider-exclusive-key-interpersonal-skills-in-the-workplace-cooperation-and

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Joyce Wins Best of MichBusiness Award

Congratulations Joyce Weiss! Recipient of the ‘Best of MichBusiness 2016 One Person Wonder’ Award!   Read more...

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Certified Speaking Professional Designation through the National Speaker’s Association

Certified Speaking Professional Designation through the National Speaker’s Association

CE Instructor through Professional and Continuing Education (PACE)

CE Instructor through Professional and Continuing Education (PACE)

Certified as a Best Practices Company

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