One of the best parts of being a coach is that I get to help people see themselves — their talents, skills, accomplishments, and value — more clearly. It also means uncovering blind spots and seeing things that are holding them back. That’s equally as valuable, but usually harder for them to explore. When you look at […]
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When we feel we aren’t being heard, a common reaction is to talk louder. Or interrupt. And if you’re an introvert, you might lean the other way and keep your comments to yourself instead of trying to share them with those who need to hear them. Your voice counts. Considering how you personally operate in certain
On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with entrepreneur and psychologist Jason Cochran. He is a co-founder of Dulead and iAspire Education, two companies that are transforming the way organizations engage with and develop their employees. I invited Jason to come on the show because he knows a lot about helping leaders attract, engage,
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There are two types of speakers. Those who get nervous and those who are liars. ― Mark Twain If you are nervous or anxious about speaking in public, 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.
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My heart breaks for the people of Ukraine who are living through the unnecessary and cruel effects of war. The invasion, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, political division in our country, and negativity and misinformation fueled by social media have got me feeling frazzled, frustrated, worried, and exhausted. And I know I’m not alone. These are
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