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 Executive Presence? As former United States Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart said when he couldn’t find words to describe obscenity in a film, “I know it when I see it.” That’s how you feel when you’re in the presence of someone with “executive presence.” You can’t describe it; you just know it when you see it. What is Executive Presence?Author Sylvia Ann Hewlett in her book Executive Presence: The Missing Link Between Merit and Success has “cracked the code,” as she calls it. …Read more…
Or are you only focused on the messages you want to communicate about your area of expertise? …Read more… It’s difficult to get a good night’s sleep when your boss, or client, is sending you emails at midnight and expecting an immediate response. That may be a drastic example but it’s a situation that many executives confront every day. Can you say “No”? Setting BoundariesMore than ever, you may be feeling that “enough is enough.” You want to carve out personal time for yourself. But you’re afraid to upset your boss or lose a client, so you go along to get along. …Read more…
If that describes you, then you need to work at reigning in your stage fright. Preparation and practice are essential. …Read more… |
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