Often, when I’m leading a presentation skills workshop, or coaching, I often get a caveat before we start: “I’m an introvert.” The worst way to teach someone who doesn’t want to be loud and extroverted is to tell them to be loud and extroverted. Happy to say - this is not how I work.

You asked, Randy and I answered. Thanks to all who submitted thoughtful viewer questions – we had a great time tackling them in this episode of Between 2 Speakers. Keep reading (or watch the video!) for a rundown of our top three questions.

While 2020 was a year of sudden and unexpected change, it also spurred huge growth and adaptation. We were forced to change and adapt, even if we didn’t want to: School was now online. So was work. We rose to the challenge, and so did our colleagues. Here’s what we learned from them in 2020.

Our Top 6 Tips of 2020 - Favorites from our Guests and from each other! Learn what we learned from our guests, including Video Producers (how do I look good on Zoom?) and Event Managers (share your story!)

A friend received an urgent email from her employer that said: “No kids in the background on Zoom calls!” To which I say: Um, yeah, big fat NO. This is life, people. If you expect people to work from home during a pandemic, you must cut them some slack. Or a lot of slack.

Hiring a coach is not like picking up a candy bar when you’re craving chocolate - just grab any one at the store and you’re set! (Chocolate lovers will debate me on this!) Coaching is an investment in you, your career, and your future. Before hiring a coach, here are 5 things to consider before your introductory call.