Posts by Susan Harrow

SUMMARY: The decision to use Botox and fillers for media appearances boils down to personal values: perfection or expression? While some may prioritize flawless appearance, others value the ability to convey emotions naturally. It’s about individual comfort levels and what aligns with personal values. For the speaker, expression outweighs the pursuit of physical perfection, preferring…

SUMMARY: The debate centers on whether vulnerability should be packaged for sales. The speaker opposes manipulating vulnerability to drive sales, expressing discomfort with such tactics. Instead, genuine storytelling that connects on a deeper level without ulterior motives is encouraged. While oversharing is prevalent, setting personal boundaries and staying true to one’s message is crucial, especially…

SUMMARY: The anecdote illustrates the value of making mistakes to gain experience and make right decisions. In media training, experimenting with various responses allows for growth and innovation. By embracing wrong decisions during practice, individuals can refine their approach and uncover unexpected insights. This approach encourages relaxation and creativity, fostering the development of effective communication…

SUMMARY: After a media appearance, it’s essential not to overly criticize yourself but rather focus on constructive self feedback. Assess what you can change or work on, like facial expressions and body language. Ensure your message is effectively communicated and resonates with your audience. Ask yourself what you liked and what you’d like to improve…

SUMMARY: Many clients fear media appearances and avoid practice, but it’s essential to rehearse by speaking spontaneously from the heart. One client struggled with scripted content for a TV commercial, so we opted for storytelling on her phone, leading to natural and engaging results. Practice storytelling on your phone to become comfortable on camera and…