A great bio is rare, and sets us up for a great story to come. Because a great bio is its own story, the one we use to engage and energize our audience long before we step into the spotlight.

Knowing how to pack – and more important, how not to pack – can make the difference between an extra glass of champagne at the neighborhood bistro or a lost afternoon at the baggage carousel.

We're easily fooled into seeing what we want to see rather than what we actually see.

Public speaking and team leadership are at their best when they deliver real hope to their audiences.

As Entrepreneur says, when you only care about the bottom line, you're likely hurting that bottom line.

The more I listen, the more I learn, and the more value I see in the person sharing their tale.

Humans don't connect with numbers; we connect with fellow humans.

Winning communication is entirely predicated on positive perception.

Every opportunity to discuss your brand, service, or market position is a choice between simply pitching the benefits of your product or sharing a personal, meaningful story that connects you to your listener.

5 Quick and Easy Ways to Reduce Fear of Public Speaking

When it comes to marketing communication, no one likes to be sold to, but everyone loves a great story. Learn to tell a better corporate story, and the payoff for your brand and personal career will be immediate, extensive, and lasting.