For more than a quarter-century, I’ve made my living as a writer and communications strategist. Writers are inventors whose creations spring from our minds.

When I started Wainger Group 25 years ago, I had a desk, a phone, a big idea, and no clue what was ahead.

Words have power that we often don’t fully realize. We rarely stop to consider how much they matter in our everyday conversations, workplaces, and even the stories we tell.

Learn how to make memorable first impressions, whether meeting virtually or in person. Tips to build confidence, connect authentically, and stand out from the start.

I wasn’t sure I wanted to do it.  My husband proposed that we spend a week on a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands.

Communication apprehension is a common challenge. This article explores three barriers to effective communication and provides practical tips to help you speak up with confidence.

This was a question a young nonprofit communicator asked one of my clients who turned to me for an answer. I didn’t know whether to be amused or discouraged because it was the wrong question. The real challenge isn’t just about learning to “speak business” but about understanding the nuances of corporate lingo and how to apply it strategically.

Master uncertainty reduction in communication to navigate change with clarity. Learn strategies to foster trust, reduce fear, and keep your team aligned during transitions.

There is a saying that the pen is mightier than the sword.  Words indeed have power.  They can inspire good work and offer comfort and encouragement. They can also confuse and offend, sometimes unintentionally.