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Senior Leaders Leading Technical Teams: They need a leader who can see the big picture, connect roles, create clarity, and remove roadblocks.

Practicing Public Speaking: The goal is not to soften the truth, but to package it for impact—so it lands and leads to change.

We've included Adrienne Arsht in our "Best Public Speakers" list because of her confident presence and eloquence and fluency of ideas.

When You’re the One Holding Yourself Back. Your mindset is the strongest lever you have—and the hardest one to manage at times.

When Your Old Boss Becomes Your Peer.Working alongside someone who once led you can blur roles and expectations. Clear communication and mutual respect are key to productive, peer-level collaboration on complex projects.

Many high performers hit this invisible ceiling. The problem is It’s perception. Elevating your leadership presence.

Saying no to senior leaders isn’t about rejecting their request outright—it’s about positioning yourself strategically

He's one of our "Best Speakers List" because of his Clear & Concise language, Humor & Personal Anecdotes, Body Language & Strong Gestures.

Consultants are exhausted, navigating endless client demands, economic uncertainty, and the relentless pressure to perform at an elite level

We included José Andrés on our "Best Public Speakers" because of his presence, storytelling, clear and concise messaging, and body language.

We included Pollak on our "Best Public Speakers" list because of her ability to be a persuasive and poised speaker.

Negotiation is an essential skill in career advancement, whether negotiating a new role, securing salary increase, or navigating a job offer

We included Curtis Granderson on our “Best Public Speakers” list because of his enthusiasm, charisma, and speed at sharing information.

Building new communication habits is one of the most transformative steps you can take as a leader. Yet, one of the most challenging

Coaching Others it’s about inspiring their growth, and giving clear guidance when it matters most.

Coach Yourself: Being your own coach is about stepping into your own shoes with clarity, humility, and the drive to keep improving.

Writing like a leader means mastering the art of clarity, impact, and influence while also coaching your team to do the same.

Senior leaders operate at the intersection of vision and execution. Mastering these skills enables leaders to connect with their audience.

Pet peeves are not just personal quirks—they’re a leadership opportunity.

Ignoring communication preferences can lead to inefficiencies, frustration, and missed opportunities.