I am often asked if people should sit or stand when presenting remotely. The answer? It depends. Learn more in this video.
Quick Tip #115: To Stand or not to Stand
Quick Tip #114: How to Keep In Person and Remote Audiences Engaged Together
Communicating with in person and remote audiences at the same time can be challenging. Learn how to keep both groups engaged at the same time.
How a podcast listener’s email led to emotional monetary support for Ukrainians
Sometimes things happen when you least expect it. You get a new job offer out of the blue. You meet a romantic interest at the oddest moment. You read an article that prompts you to start a new hobby.
But sometimes things that happen when you least expect it can change lives for millions of people. That’s what happened to my brother Jordan recently. He is a stress coach, as well as author and founder of the wildly popular podcast The Chill Factory. What began as a small project as a favor to a stranger has turned into an international effort that could help tens of thousands of people.
Quick Tip # 113: How to tell who is an Expert and who is not
There is no shortage of self-proclaimed experts and gurus, but how do you tell the real deal from those who pretend to know more than they do to serve their own self-interests? This month’s column in the Philadelphia Business Journal provides important insight to help you know if you’re talking to an expert or a faker.
