On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with Michelle Harris, founder of Bosstrack — a company she started to give women new to leadership roles the development, support and mentorship she found lacking along her career journey. Michelle and I have talked quite a bit about the importance of your network, and networking — which a lot of my […]
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Oops, I did it again. I came off as arrogant. Now, I’ve been called arrogant 4 times during my professional journey. Each time it hurt my heart. Because I don’t mean to be perceived that way. Ever. Full stop. Arrogance is the flip side of my self-confidence strength. And when I show up as overly
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How do you define success? No matter how you define it, consider this: If you’re pursuing success instead of what makes you feel successful, you’re on your way to burnout. Take a moment today to think about what makes you feel successful. Chase that.
Leaders are no good for their people if they’re exhausted, overstressed, or burned out. One of the best things you can do for your team is to make sure you’re taking care of you — your body and your mind. You can’t be effective if you’re always running on empty. Oh, and remember that asking
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If so, you’re not alone. In fact, a fear of public speaking affects anywhere from 40 to 75 percent of the population, depending on what studies you look at. There’s even a medical term for it: glossophobia. Here are some tips that will help: And finally, remember that being nervous is actually a good thing.
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