Insights
Discover practical insights and clear guidance across our blog and videos—crafted to help you make smarter decisions, faster.
Sign up to keep updated.
Executive presence isn't a performance hack.
Years ago, I was in a productivity bootcamp chasing every tool and hack. Then the leader threw us a curveball: "You need a bigger purpose to drive all this."
I’ve always had a lot of (amazing) hair.
When I took my Kindergarten class photo, they said “1…2…3…” and right before the flash, I flipped it all over my face to hide. I was a shy kid.
How an Intern Fooled Me for 2 Weeks
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important
I don't know what I'm doing
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important
Leadership Lessons from a Child Actor
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important
You Are NOT An Imposter, So Why
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important
Polish doesn't equal executive presence.
When I first started presenting and facilitating in C-suite rooms and on bigger stages, I learned that being perfectly polished in my delivery left people checked out and took away from my credibility and influence.
How not to lose your shit while
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important
This feels fake.
That’s the first thing leaders tell me after we start working on expanding their executive presence. And it makes sense because the process can be uncomfortable, especially at first.
Workaholic or a High Achiever
A big productivity myth is that if you work as hard as possible, you will achieve something great. Working hard is important