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Join Arshad and Vicki in the Windy City for the largest annual progressive gathering in the country to learn, connect, and be inspired. We hope you’re able to be there and come to our lively session, Great Speakers Use Body Language To Be Heard—You Can Too!
Read MoreMany of us are just bursting at the seams to get back out into the world. When we exit this isolating imbroglio, we want to take on the world with a new determination and tenacity. A new you, new look, new attitude, new fortitude, and a new set of headshots.
Read MoreWe’re here to offer sound suggestions in how to up your presentation game to reflect your authority and be recognized as the expert you are! Whether it’s online meetings for work, webinars and YouTube for colleagues, or important media appearances, here are 3 very simple ways you can adapt to this new radical change from the comfort of our own socially distanced home.
Read MoreDuring this nation-wide effort to contain the COVID-19 virus, more of us will be working from home. You may be in various online meetings as a host or team member. Here are some easy and sensible best practices for video meetings and calls.
Read MoreRegarded as one of the best speakers of our time, President Barack Obama shined during his annual State of the Union addresses. As we near the 2020 State of the Union, scheduled to be given by a President with a very different speaking style, let’s reflect on how President Obama’s oratory made him such a visionary leader.
Read MoreThe little snippets we see are sanitized because we don’t want to see that the darkness he fought still persists today. Dr. King’s speeches, letters, and interviews were powerful not because they were full of love and hope, but because he called on that love and hope in the service of combating hatred and despair.
Read More2019 had deep, dark moments. What gives us hope going forward were the leaders who held a light up to guide us forward. When we sat down to think about it, we realized how many there truly were this year.
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