The Twenty Second Rule – Hug it out

by | Oct 6, 2015

        (As seen on Facebook/ Eryka Stanton’s page/post) “The average length of a hug between two people is 3 seconds. But researchers have discovered something fantastic. When a hug lasts 20 seconds, there is a therapeutic effect on...

Wisdom of Mirror Neurons

by | Sep 1, 2015

Here is what I know. When your shoulders are tight, the audience’s shoulders are tight. When you release your shoulders, your audience experiences great relief – either consciously or unconsciously. Give the audience what they need, by giving yourself what you need....

Free Your Natural Voice

by | Jul 17, 2015

The sound and availability and focus of our voice really matters in the crucial points of our lives. We hope for a Voice that will touch with care and that is direct, clear, free and connected. Here’s the deal. You are regarded as a highly effective leader and one of...

Align the Physical

by | May 12, 2015

      How delightful for me to witness a man I coached several years ago in action. He’s a politician – a good-hearted, well-intended person who works hard for all people. He is someone who is extremely well-educated and thoughtful. Very...

"The Voice", a Presenter, and Burlesque – First rule: Connect

by | Apr 9, 2015

Make a connection and draw attention with Eye Contact In the connection economy creating an authentic connection with our audience is a benefit to us. The good use of eye contact creates that connection. Here are some examples of the importance of using good eye...

"When You Get on Your Feet" – A Lesson from Treehouse Masters

by | Feb 17, 2015

I wonder if you like the house TV shows as much as I do. My new fascination is with Treehouse Masters. Fantasy into reality! (My childhood posse of adventure-loving pals built our own treehouse in the woods behind my best friend’s house. It was the bomb at the...