What is executive presence and why is it important?
Most of us don’t learn about Executive Presence until we grow into careers that require leadership and influence. However, I discovered the power of Executive
Most of us don’t learn about Executive Presence until we grow into careers that require leadership and influence. However, I discovered the power of Executive
One of my clients was preparing the opening remarks for a fundraising event. The goal of the event was to raise money to cure a
She said: “I have been giving speeches for 10 years. You’d think I’d be more comfortable with it by now! But I’m always afraid that
What does it mean to find your voice? It’s a concept I use frequently with clients and friends. Many of them want to sound more
It’s the day of a big presentation and you’re so nervous you can’t think straight. Your heart is beating, your palms are sweating, and your
One of the most common questions I receive is how to get rid of filler words: um, ah, you know, like, so, kind of, sort of, and
Speaking on a panel can seem less daunting than giving a speech at a conference. For one thing, you are not alone; you’re sitting on
For this month’s newsletter, we interviewed Michelle Sara King, President and CEO of King Consults, to learn more about how public speakers can use social media to
One of the best ways to make progress from one speech to the next is to ask others for feedback. But soliciting feedback can be an awkward
Does your voice ever sound gravelly or too low, trailing off at the end of a sentence? It’s a phenomenon called vocal fry. When you hold your breath
For our last newsletter of 2016, we are sharing an article by Catherine Clifford of CNBC who interviewed Global Public Speaking CEO and Founder Allison
Next week, I’ll be speaking at an important event for sales professionals in the Washington, DC area. Sponsored by the Institute for Excellence in Sales,