Happy New Year! We’re right in the middle of the holiday season, how are you? Are you taking the time for some self-care? Deep breaths, brisk walks, maybe both as you avoid toxic people and places! I hope you are doing great. I couldn’t let my last Front-Row Friday video of the year without talking about one of my favorite subjects: having a BUCKET LIST!
It’s the day before Christmas Eve, how are you feeling? If you’re like me, you’re tired! Last week’s Front-Row Friday video I talked about the need to say ’no’ and how it’s necessary to set boundaries and make space for things you want to say yes to.
How are you doing? I know you’ve been through a lot lately, we all have. Today’s reminder is that it’s okay to say no. Say no to people and places and things that don’t serve you.
How are you? When someone asks you that, what is your response? I have a great hack for you today to help you lead better by asking better question.
In this day of quiet quitting and disengaged employees, it’s time to talk motivation. How do you motivate your workforce? As a business keynote speaker I get that question a lot.
This is the time of year when we are around new friends and old, family of origin and new family members. Not everyone should get the golden ticket to your front-row.
I know that this time of year can be very stressful. Can you feel a heightened sense of stress and anxiety this year? It can be very difficult to navigate those once-a-year holiday parties, or family get-togethers.
What is the story you tell yourself? How about the story you tell yourself before an important pitch for selling a product or service or idea? In today’s Front-Row Friday video,
How do you protect your front-row positive energy when you are around negative people? That was one of the questions I got from a couple of students after I spoke at High Point University today. My answer was “It depends on the relationship and it’s situational.” Here are three things I told them that might be helpful to you the next time you are around negative people.
If you wait until you are perfect before you write your first book, or offer a service, or ask for a promotion, you’ll never do it. In this front-row Friday video, I explain how you don’t have to wait until your perfect to put yourself out there. In fact, imperfection is quite appealing, so why not embrace it?