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3 Executive Leadership Qualities Women Need to Make the Most of Their Media Appearances
Summary: Executive leadership qualities that women need to maximize their media appearances include gravitas, compelling communication, confidence, and a professional image. It is important to avoid distracting clothing, upspeak, and rambling. Inner practices, such as breathing and centering, along with verbal techniques, can help develop a stronger presence in various professional situations. Learn more below.…
Read MoreConfessions of A Bestselling Author: Lessons from Olivia Goldsmith, author of The First Wives Club
By Steve Harrison When people ask me what separates super-successful authors from everyone else, I think of several things. One of the most basic distinctions is simply they keep pushing forward in the face of resistance. The late Olivia Goldsmith, bestselling author of the novel The First Wives Club, is a great example of what…
Read More5 Things I learned From Jack Canfield’s Mastermind Group: To Help Make Your Book a Bestseller
We were all sitting in Jack Canfield’s living room on a huge couch in his home in Santa Barbara surrounded by giant gems, crystals, artwork and views into the lush gardens reminiscent of Canfield’s beloved Hawaii. Canfield mentioned that he wanted a room where diplomats and leaders of countries as well as his family could…
Read MoreWebsite Copywriting: Finding Your Voice in a Sea of Hype
By Guest Blogger Colin Martin It’s important to write in the same voice as you speak in. Not necessarily in slang, but in the relaxed, personal tone of conversation. Often, web content reads like a scientific equipment brochure or a Harvard dissertation. Leave the big words and the information overload to the corporate boardrooms, and…
Read MoreSound Bite Slip Ups
We’re living in an age where there is a 24/7 news cycle. We’re bombarded with online video, everyone is snapping pics with their camera and the next American Idol is waiting to be discovered. Privacy is a thing of the past. Transparency is king – whether you like it or not. The good news is…
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