by CPhillips | Sep 7, 2017 | Communications, empowering women, motivation, personal growth, stress
As much as we hate talking about it there will be times in life where we all face trials. It could be the death of a close friend or family member, a divorce, or even a health scare. So how do you lead others amid your own personal crisis? Can you still show up...
by CPhillips | Sep 6, 2017 | Blogging, Campus Life, College Life, College Resources, Communications, leadership, personal growth, School, Sorority, student success, writing
Are you always the peacemaker? Are you afraid of making someone mad? If you’re working on a class project and someone is not carrying their weight, do you talk to them or just finish it yourself? Some people find it hard to give feedback that is difficult to hear....
by CPhillips | Sep 5, 2017 | Blogging, Branding, Business, Communication Planning, Communications, Corporate Culture, Customer Service, personal growth, strategic communications, writing
Questions are a great tool to unearth what lies beneath the surface in people. But knowing how to ask the right questions can be a huge asset. Learning how to ask questions that encourage people to open up will make you a better interviewer, storyteller or manager....
by CPhillips | Aug 29, 2017 | College Life, Communications, Employee engagement, empowering women, leadership, motivation, personal growth
Let’s face it. Sometimes life doesn’t go as we plan. How we deal with those setbacks either propels us forward or pulls us deeper into the abyss. Setbacks require change on your part. It’s ok that it happened. But you can’t keep putting forth the same efforts if you...
by CPhillips | Aug 24, 2017 | Business, Communications, empowering women, personal growth
You know that person. The one at the office you dread to see show up at your door. The one who can go on and on about their weekend, their problems, the guy in the cubicle next to them, and everything else that crosses their mind. How do they keep on talking without...
by CPhillips | Aug 17, 2017 | Communications, event planning, interviews, public speaking
You can find a lot of information about putting together a memorable speech or killer presentation, but there’s one part of the process you might not have thought about – your voice. No, not the tone of your presentation, but your actual voice. It’s the most...
