In the fast-paced world of leadership, it’s easy to rush through conversations. However, pausing before responding can be a powerful tool. It allows you to gather your thoughts, consider your words carefully, and demonstrate thoughtful leadership. And trust me, the pause feels longer to you than it will to others. Need proof? Record yourself and […]
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I coach a lot of life science and biotech clients who create scientific and technical presentations. From pitches to high stakes regulatory meetings, time and again speakers overload their presentations (slides and talking points) with data — with the expectation that the data will do the job that the speaker actually needs to do themselves…
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This is a much younger me on a stage singing and dancing in a musical. Honestly, this was so long ago I can’t recall which one. Maybe How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying or The Music Man? That 17 year old was almost paralyzed by stage fright. Not when we would rehearse —
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Too many presenters leave slides or visual aids on the screen when they’re no longer being used. That’s a missed opportunity to connect with your audience. When you’re facilitating discussions (or answering questions after a presentation) it’s best to stop screen sharing so you can see your audience better — and so they can see
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Whether it’s a team meeting or a formal presentation, speaking in public can feel daunting. Yet, it’s a crucial skill for effective leadership. During this free Zoom meeting, we’ll share tips and techniques you can use right away to work to minimize nervousness and prepare yourself to speak. Date & Time: Tuesday, December 12 at
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