You Don’t Sound Mad. Except You Do.
(Note: I do use em dashes. I’m a voice-over actor who hears what she writes, and the em dash is part of my rhythm. I have that in common with AI, I
June 24, 2026
(Note: I do use em dashes. I’m a voice-over actor who hears what she writes, and the em dash is part of my rhythm. I have that in common with AI, I
Why Theatre Artists Make the Best Leadership Communication Coaches, Trainers, and Speakers You may be missing out on the best option because of your own misunderstanding or bias. “Take the drama out.”
There’s a moment in almost every important meeting that goes one of two ways. Someone says something that lands a little sideways. It may challenge an
I had never really considered how much the size of the space impacts communication. Until I had what I fondly call a duh-ha! In our leadership
With the Olympics forever lingering in our conversations, it can seem like there are too many comparisons between sports and leadership. We’ve heard them all. Train
It’s a little thing that’s a big deal. We often tell ourselves that silence is efficient, especially in fast-moving, high-pressure environments where time is short, agendas
We’ve been taught leadership backwards. “Build trust first. Then have the hard conversation.” It sounds wise and responsible. And yet, in real organizations, real teams, real
Holiday gatherings are wonderful and stressful — often at the exact same time. (Note: I always write with em dashes. As a voice-over actor, I hear