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.
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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