The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

We’ve all heard, and probably used, the idiom “the best thing since sliced bread”. The interesting thing about sliced bread is that it was not recognised as..er..the best thing since sliced bread until two years after it was introduced. This game-changer languished on...
How Finding your Voice will Change your Life!

How Finding your Voice will Change your Life!

Why are you afraid of speaking in public? Have you had a bad experience? If so, you’re not alone. My sessions are filled with people who’ve been put off public speaking because of other people’s comments. Sometimes intentional, sometimes careless, our words can have a...
Have you factored public speaking into your marketing strategy?

Have you factored public speaking into your marketing strategy?

Marketing is a crucial part of business, and it’s obviously worth investing time and money in promoting your product and your brand. Some businesses are big enough to warrant a full-time marketing team; others outsource as required, to experienced marketing companies...
Five Ways to Nail your Presentation

Five Ways to Nail your Presentation

Learn to breathe! This is EVERYTHING. Your breath supports your voice, to enable you to speak with resonance and give you choices about how you use your voice. Volume, pause, pitch, tone….it all starts in your breath.  Your breath is also the fuel for your body, so...
The Best Leaders Keep it Real

The Best Leaders Keep it Real

Leaders walk a fine line. They have to lead from the front, but still be ‘one of us’. They must drive innovation and change, whilst ensuring people are willing to go with them. Leaders need to be dynamic, inspiring and exciting, and they need to be all of those things...
How to deal with your Imposter Syndrome

How to deal with your Imposter Syndrome

noun: imposter syndrome The persistent inability to believe that one’s success is deserved or has been legitimately achieved as a result of one’s own efforts or skills. People suffering from impostor syndrome may be at increased risk of anxiety. As a frequent sufferer...