When leading a virtual meeting or workshop, it’s difficult to re-create the richness of being together physically. As much as I love technology, it’s a simple fact that Brady Bunch grids of people on a screen can’t replicate the experience of being in a room with other human beings! However, that doesn’t mean your virtual […]
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In business, everyone has a story to tell. In this context, I’m not talking about fairy tales or fictional stories that are simply meant to entertain. I’m talking about crafting a narrative that showcases your unique strengths, talents, and value. I’ve thought about this topic a lot after watching an interesting Ted talk by Carla Harris. She
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When you are a leader, you set the tone. It does not matter if you are leading a multi-million-dollar company or a meeting with two other people — when you’re in charge, you have immense power to influence those who look to you for guidance, direction, or inspiration. Use your power well. Take that extra
We all know that the more you prepare and rehearse, the more confident you’ll feel when giving a presentation or speech. Even if you’ve prepared and rehearsed a lot in your head, you still need to do it out loud. Trust us, you don’t want the first time you’re hearing your own words to be the
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How many people do you know who say they are good listeners, but really aren’t? A lot of people who are good problem solvers think that also makes them good listeners. The truth is that the ability to solve problems well doesn’t automatically make you a good listener. True listening (which is very different from
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