Stop Talking & Start Asking Powerful Questions
I’ll never forget having lunch with a client who had just spent the morning listening to pitch after pitch by consultants who wanted to work
I’ll never forget having lunch with a client who had just spent the morning listening to pitch after pitch by consultants who wanted to work
The messages you communicate to your team have a massive impact on company culture, morale, and productivity. It feels good to deliver a message that
Last month, after delivering the opening keynote at an advertising technology conference, an economist named Samuel Wolkenhauer delivered the most engaging, humorous, and unique presentation
Clarity is a critical leadership communication tool. We provide a checklist to ensure every time you speak, your clarity helps you influence others. It was
Last year, when I published the 10 life-changing lessons I learned after 10 years in business, I expected the incredible growth of the past two
Recently, Forbes writer Emmy Lucas interviewed me about how to interrupt people on a video call. It’s a tricky subject. As a professional keynote speaker,
We know how busy the fall is with time-consuming projects like talent planning, performance reviews, strategic planning, and budgeting for next year. Whether you’re managing
Key Takeaways: For executives – AI can serve as a valuable tool for busy executives, streamlining the speechwriting process without compromising authenticity. For individual contributors – AI
Key Takeaways: For managers – why it’s important to empower your direct reports to influence up, across and outside your organization For individual contributors –
A recent article in Entrepreneur Magazine stated 85% of employees believe better communication training would significantly improve their job performance. Yet, a staggering 75% have
This month’s topic comes from our CEO Allison Shapira’s latest article in the Harvard Business Review. How can you persuade a client or senior executive
by Shelli Vasser Gilliam, Global Public Speaking Coach Have you ever wondered how some of your greatest weaknesses can become strengths? For several years, I’ve been