Body Language Critique

If your body doesn't match your words, your audience will catch on. Tonya Reiman, body language expert, was let loose on the O'Reilly Factor to critique politicians in 2006:

Even well versed politicians can't keep a straight poker face all the time. Make sure you don't make similar mistakes.

Have you seen non-verbal mistakes in presentations? Do you think you fidget and have bad non-verbal communication in your presentations? We can help! Leave a comment and we'll get back to you.

Presidential Leadership

I read a Bill O’Reilly column about his take on leadership. He had some great insights I wanted to share.

Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan used their sharp personalities to motivate others to work for a cause.

Churchill stood strong against the Germans while other leaders crumbled under the pressure. He told his soldiers that there would be no surrender and they would fight to the finish. Churchill defeated the Nazis with his resolve.

Reagan’s leadership was different but still very effective. He spoke of America’s greatness and lifted people up. He broke the Soviet Union because he didn’t back down in the face of danger.

Churchill was blunt and blustery. Reagan was charming and smooth. They accomplished great things by their enormous willpower.

Their leadership styles can be used by you every day. Don’t back down when faced with a challenge. Be optimistic and lift up your employees and yourself.

Have you used these leadership traits before? Did they work? Are you facing a challenge today and would like leadership advice? We can answer these questions!