Sound Like a Boss, Not a Bossypants
I recently had several phone conversations with high-powered leaders—all of whom sounded like high-powered leaders. It wasn’t just what they said (not a word wasted), but also how they said it. Not a frog in their collective throats. Rather than hemming and hawing, umming and erring, each of these leaders, from diverse industries and disciplines, spoke in a strong, confident voice. (more…)
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Posted in: Self-promotion, branding, selling skills, Presentation skills, Leadership, Introverts' odds and ends Tags: BNET, Bossypants, Chris Peterson, Katharine Myers, Ken Frazier, Maggie Hall, Merck, Michele Wucker, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Psychology Today, Warren Buffett, World Policy Institute, breath, confidence, enunciate, introverts, leader, posture, relax, self promotion for introverts, speech, voice
Posted in: Self-promotion, branding, selling skills, Presentation skills, Leadership, Introverts' odds and ends Tags: BNET, Bossypants, Chris Peterson, Katharine Myers, Ken Frazier, Maggie Hall, Merck, Michele Wucker, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Psychology Today, Warren Buffett, World Policy Institute, breath, confidence, enunciate, introverts, leader, posture, relax, self promotion for introverts, speech, voice