A client easily rose up the levels of her organization. She is well-respected for her ability to distill and prioritize information that put together a logical and well-founded case. She is known for her direct manner and serious tone.
“I need to meet with the Board next week to inspire and excite them about a new and large initiative – our Five Year Project. The issue is, I don’t know emotions. How will I inspire them?”
She acknowledges that, in her current role, this is no longer good enough.
When she was offered skills for physical expression that conveyed the message successfully with the right amount of emotion and inspiration – all within an authentic range – she felt more compelling and able to captivate her audience in order to move them to take action.
