“Will I?” or “I will.” Which one seems stronger. At first glance, the “I will” has a much stronger stance. It is solid. Stronger or not, the real question is, “Which statement produces better results?” Now it is not often that new ways to approach goal setting make their way onto the scene, but psychologist
Remember, the best way to motivate others is to give them the opportunity to motivate themselves. Having your employees hit the ground running on Monday morning often has more to do with what you do on Friday than what you do on Monday. If you want to have a great Monday, you need to start preparing on
What stops you from getting what it is that you really want? Hopefully, the answer for you is nothing. If you have an answer, I’d like you to consider this. I recently came across an article on three war veterans who climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro. What was impressive is that there was only one good leg among the
Even world class speakers may get a hint of nervousness before stepping on stage. They of course have skills for masking any nervousness they may feel, so don’t be surprised if you can’t pick up on it. I remember when I was first getting started delivering presentations everyday. I loved the work and was excited
You know the old adage, “know thyself?” Well just as in life, it’s important to know your strengths and weakness, the same is true about you as a public speaker. One of the most important things you can do to begin to build your speaking skills is to get really honest about what you do well
Have you ever watched someone who was a about to give a presentation and you could tell that they were really nervous? Hands shaking, leg tapping, pale face, everyone reacts differently but you know it when you see it and you can just tell they they are really nervous. Here’s something no one likes to