Embracing Discomfort

Why are we so willing to embrace the discomfort to strengthen our bodies but fight against the discomfort to strengthen our influence?

Why are we so willing to embrace the pain and discomfort of strengthening our bodies but fight against the pain and discomfort of strengthening our influence?
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4 Ways to Effectively Engage and Interact with Visual Aids

Interact with Visual Aids

Stop competing with visual aids for attention. To earn and keep attention, the relationship you need is with your listener, not your slide deck.

Overcome overwhelm before it affects your personal brand

Overcome Overwhelm

Manage the overwhelm of endless commitments to unrealistic deadlines, tasks and meeting madness before it affects your brand.

Ask for help from an accounability partner to reach your goals

Be Memorable

You want to be remembered for the right reasons. Solicit feedback and seek the help of an accountability partner in these three steps.

Motivate action by communicating with brevity.

Impact with Brevity

If you want to motivate action, be brief. Clear, effective and engaging conversations require brevity so ideas easily remembered.

Break bad virtual workplace habits before returning to in person work.

Break Bad Hybrid Habits

Working from home has left us all with very bad habits. Before you return to work in person, it is time to polish your persona.

How to crush your hybrid meetings and be the best host!

Crush Hybrid Meetings

Hybrid meetings aren't easy. As the host, you must engage, impact and influence listeners whether in person or remote. Here's how.

How to keep listeners engaged in back-to-back virtual meetings.

Zoom Fatigue is Real

Zoom fatigue is real. When you are faced with back-to-back virtual meetings, here are three ways to maintain your level of influence.

20 Lessons Learned in 20 Years

20 Lessons Learned in 20 Years of Business It’s been 20 years since taking the leap to start Stacey Hanke, Inc. I felt confident I could teach others to become influential leaders. What I didn’t realize was how much I would personally learn about leadership and...