by chellie | Nov 2, 2022 | Communications, personal branding, presentations
Being convincing in front of an audience can be challenging. If you find yourself experiencing difficulties presenting to a group, you’re not alone. After all, it’s not easy to change the mindset of your audience to align with yours during a presentation. Getting into...
by chellie | Oct 26, 2022 | Communications, leadership, personal branding, presentations, public speaking
Being asked to present or train in a corporate setting is a huge compliment. Take a moment and celebrate the fact your boss sees your skills and expertise and trusts you to share it with others. Maybe now that you’ve stopped and thought about what that means,...
by chellie | Sep 1, 2022 | Branding, Communications, empowering women, personal branding
A lesson on personal branding Yesterday (8/31) marked the 25th anniversary of the death of an icon – Princess Diana. Who can forget her? I remember thinking she had to be the classiest woman around and one with a heart of gold. Whether it was the wedding seen by...
by chellie | Aug 24, 2022 | Communications, empowering women, personal branding
Assertiveness is an important skill for effective communication as an adult. Assertiveness allows you to advocate for yourself and your needs in a healthy way. Some people interpret assertiveness as hostility or rudeness. Many factors can go into how assertiveness is...
by chellie | Aug 17, 2022 | Career, Communications, presentations, Uncategorized
If you think it’s more difficult to lead a meeting when it’s conducted online, you have plenty of company. Nine out of ten meeting organizers say virtual events are more challenging, according to a recent poll by the software company Slido. Picture your own...
by chellie | Apr 26, 2022 | Communications, job, professionalism
One of the most stressful things you may encounter is preparing to talk to your boss. It could be about a job evaluation, promotion, raise, co-worker concerns, or any number of things. Whether your boss is a tyrant or lax, fearing a confrontation with your superiors...
