You’ve practiced your part. You’ve put in the time. You’ve taken it as far as you can go. But what if you aren’t a solo act?

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Sure, you need to practice, but what should your practice session look like?  You have limited time and energy.   How do you practice in a way that is efficient, empowering, and effective?

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Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is the name of the game.

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We’ve all been there:  two seconds before you begin to speak, your mouth goes dry, your mind goes blank, and your right leg starts trembling.  What do you do?

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I majored in English and turned in countless essays, term papers and analyses. They were well organized and obeyed the all-important grammatical rules, but it wasn’t until I got a job as a reporter for a small local newspaper that I learned how to tell a story.  

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Before you write a single word, get quiet and ask why.

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Once you have your story, you need to share it effectively. Let’s look at a crucial piece of storytelling: connection.

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Many people think that good communicators are born that way.  Sorry, but no. 

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