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Center Stage Connections 27.02.2021

Created for a client an sharing here. A little tip on what colleagues or clients (your audience) might be noticing in those video calls and presentations.

Center Stage Connections 08.02.2021

It's time to #ThinkLikeAStoryteller. Start with a relevant story that holds within it a sticky moment--a little nugget of truth that resonates with what your audience (clients or colleagues) NEEDS. And give them that morsel to chew on within the first 30 seconds of when you start speaking. NEED help with that? Reach out or check out my website for how I've helped others become more clear, feel more confident, and get more connected. Work does not have to be a bowl of lemons. #Beon! #Clarity #Presence #Authenticity #Curiosity #Engagement

Center Stage Connections 31.01.2021

Can you spot the mistake I'm making through the 1:18 mark? Check out this video for a solution on a common challenge in capabilities presentations, team meetings, status calls, and interviews. What message are you sending to your audience?

Center Stage Connections 21.01.2021

Putting together another pitch or capabilities presentation? Here's a quick fix for a common mistake... #story #clarity #BeOn!

Center Stage Connections 14.01.2021

I could not do the work I set out to do today. But I am too unsettled to do nothing. This is the moment for each of us to make an active choice about the kind of person we want to be, the kind of future we want for our children, and the kind of leaders we want for our country.... Yesterday we witnessed what happens when a person of no moral character comes to power. We witnessed what happens when those, with no conscience of their own, believe they will not be held accountable for their actions. Most glaringly, we witnessed a moment of decision. An angry mob of white nationalists and white supremacists descended upon and invaded the Capitol to take back their country. Because they didn’t like the result of the election in their country. Some were armed, displayed nooses, left explosive devices, wore Auschwitz t-shirts, and carried zip ties. Their plans were clear for days. Be there, will be wild. Do you believe that yesterday was the last we will see of an appalling and disgusting reign of terror? Or do you believe yesterday was a warning of the worst of what could be in this country? I’m going with the warning. Entitled, privileged, ignorant, confederate flag-waving, white despots and their followers rallied, marched, broke through barricades, and stormed into the Capitol. Our decision is this. Each of us should ask ourselves if we will be complicit in ANY way by supporting bigoted, tyrannical, and racist behavior. Or, if we will each DO SOMETHING to build a more just, peaceful, and compassionate world. This world is of our making. A world that owes us nothing. But a world where we owe each other our best effort to be our better selves. DO SOMETHING. Today. Every day. From this day forward. Be bold. Speak up. Call out divisive language and racist remarks. Let yourself be uncomfortable. Donate your money or time or both to a social justice organization. It’s time to share your talents and resources. Chat with your kids and ask them what they imagine for their future. I doubt it’s what they saw on their screens yesterday. Say hello to someone who doesn’t look like you, or talk like you, or worship like you. Ask them how they are doing. And I know I just said, speak up, but in this case, don’t talk. Instead, listen as if you are willing to have your mind changed. We must stop supporting those that seek to bring out the worst in each of us. We can and must do better. Because Nothing will work unless you do.

Center Stage Connections 01.01.2021

What’s better than #5GoldenRings in the new year?