Thinking on your feet - or, as my clients say, “pivoting”- is a muscle that needs to be developed and worked regularly to stay fit - and to always have that pivot skill ready to go. Here are 4 easy ways (and one challenge!) to build and keep up that think-on-your-feet skill.

If you want to be a confident speaker, you’ll need to do some work. Speaking confidently comes from the inside - and you’ll need to draw out your badass qualities. These are the 5 books I recommend the most to help you speak and present with confidence!

No doubt, more efficient meetings would give us some time back. And who wouldn’t want that? As the leader of the meeting, you have the power to ensure the meeting stays on track and improve your organization’s meeting culture. So why not use ground rules? Here’s how.

Long, boring introductions suck. Your audience wants to hear why you’re the expert - not your entire resumé. Here are the 3 best tips for introducing yourself-or someone else. Kick off your speech and get your audience engaged!

I’m happy to report I’ve had great success in helping my clients speak confidently. Becoming a confident speaker is not an event - it’s a process, and it takes practice. You won’t become a rockstar speaker in an hour, but there are some things you can do to help boost your confidence at presentation time.

A compelling signature talk is a must-have. It’s a powerful tool to elevate your brand, attract clients, land investors, and establish yourself as the trusted authority in your field. No matter what your goals are, your ability to deliver a memorable message can set you apart.