Who’s Afraid of The Big Bad Wolf?
If you know anything about my work, if you regularly read my articles or blog posts, or if you've read my Bestselling book, Your Voice Is Your Calling Card, you'd know without a doubt that I consider fear to be a speaker/performer's worst enemy - if not Mankind's. Fear creates blockages that stops energy from flowing freely within our being and prevents us from being our greatest, most courageous, and most brilliant self.With that cut in stone once again beckons the question...If fear is your first enemy, who’s your second?Some would argue that your second enemy is the heckler, the crowd vampire, the one who feeds on you and your insecurities to soothe
Overcoming Obstacles
(Excerpt from The Path to Freedom, by Suzann Rye)Your beliefs will either support you or block your way. Unlimited thinking opens doors, draws opportunities to you, expands your possibilities, and dramatically increases your quality of life. It gives you power, confidence, and courage and allows you to be who you really are, get what you deserve, and live the life you want. Restricted thinking does the opposite.“But I can’t just think or believe my way around obstacles!”There’s a difference between real, actual, immediate obstacles—and perceived, “imaginary” obstacles.Real obstacles, or “solid” obstacles as I call them, are things that a
Great Showmanship
As a speaker/presenter, you are a communicator. Your job is to successfully communicate a message in an interesting, engaging, and entertaining enough way for people to stay focused during the entire presentation. That’s no easy task. The average attention span of human beings is said to be no more than ten minutes. Then the brain simply needs to switch channels at least for a few seconds—enough to lose track of what’s being communicated.Strong communicators are excellent performers, astute observers, and proficient energy translators. They read their audience, pick up hints, and move and sway with the mood. They dance gracefully, every step carefully planned but eff
For the Greater Good
I love helping people find their own voices. To me that mean recognizing their life purpose and doing and communicating whatever they are passionate about!Why?Because people who follow their bliss and live out their life purpose are not selfish, or self-centered people, as perhaps some would have you believe. On the contrary, by being true and respectful towards their own needs and desires, they build the energy to share freely and generously of their joy and gratitude with other people too. They believe in passing it on so that we can all share in the collective, unlimited Good that is abundant – if we dare seek it.Living our life purpose keeps us aligned wi
Reveal Your Brilliance - Quick Tips To Create Real Impact!
Have you ever made a presentation and had the horrible feeling of being ignored or disrespected?Nonverbal or non-linguistic communication includes gestures, postures, facial expressions, and even the verbal inflections of the words that we use. The term verbal inflection refers to the musical qualities of the voice, such as the melody, tone, pitch, rhythm, volume, and pausing—basically the dynamics that we use when we speak.Along with energetic transmission (emotional state of mind reflecting and often conflicting the verbal communication), non-linguistic communication can change the entire meaning of a given message. It supports, emphasizes, or contradicts what is