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.
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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Many of my clients and friends know that I wanted to be an actor when I grew up. I actually did a lot of theatre in my younger days, and even have a bachelor’s degree (and teaching certification) in Speech & Theatre Arts. One of my favorite principles from my training in improvisational theater, or
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Your time is valuable. So is the time of the people you lead. That’s why it’s so important to keep your commitments. A big mistake I see leaders make often is breaking commitments with a simple act: cancelling meetings at the last minute. What does doing so say? One clear message is that you don’t
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Today’s workplace requires that leaders “coach” their employees to inspire commitment to productivity and results. Correcting poor performance and performance related problems is a task most managers avoid because they don’t know how to discuss problems effectively with employees. This course addresses this dilemma and teaches two methodologies that give managers and leaders more confidence
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