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Thursday, September 2, 2010
0160; When Border's in Farmington, Connecticut was still a thriving enterprise, I would walk in and find executive coaches working with clients, entrepreneurs having business meetings, children curled up looking through books, and obvious first dates. 0160; No question, book stores were and still are perfect for that. 
 
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Then join The Eloquent Woman on Facebook , a vibrant community that gets to discuss these topics before they appear on the blog; or contact me about your public speaking training and coaching needs. It has to be among the toughest--and most moving--speaking challenges. Circuit Court of Appeals' conference in Colorado Springs, Colo.,
 
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
I wrote this post about using your voice to put a story across and was nearly done with it when I caught up with news that fellow coach Kate Peters, author of the Kate's Voice blog and a guest poster here, was going through a tough time with a medical crisis in her family. casserole for a colleague in need. Enjoy the post and her blog!
 

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I'll help you discover what that is, and coach you in the best ways to make that message memorable. Coaching is not just for managers, executives, or the CEO. Coaching helps you make a better product! One of my coaching specialties is health care workers. How can working with an experienced speaker help you?
Kim Snider, President of Snider Advisors, comments on Patricia Fripp's speech coaching for her National Speakers Association Convention keynote. Executive speech coach Patricia Fripp provides speaking and presentation skills training for executives, professional speakers, and sales teams. Tags: Speech Coaching
The group World Champions Edge offers coaching for speakers who want to improve their speaking in a a big way. It's true that even world champions in any arena have coaches. Tags: speaking coach support A enlightening discussion happened on my Facebook page this week. Why not learn from the best? Contact me.
How do you choose a speaking coach or coaching program? I've asked friends, and explored services and coaches on the Internet. haven't decided on anyone yet, and here are things I'm considering as important for the coach or service to really help me move forward. hope these ideas help you in choosing a coach or program.
Joan Curtis ' blog about why people hire coaches. Here's an excerpt: "You hire a coach because you know life offers more than you’re getting. You hire a coach because you know you cannot reach the peaks alone." I've also worked with coaches for a couple of Dr. Tags: The Business of Coaching General Comments
Enter the presentation coach. To achieve this goal, the trainer typically will work with you in coaching sessions, using video so you can see where you need help. Armed with insights from the coaching session, the writer gets a sense of the executive’s presentation personality and can incorporate that into the first draft.  .
There are only 15 more days to take advantage of my public speaking coaching holiday special ! Tags: The Business of Coaching General Comments like my holidays to stretch out a little; how about you? Book now , because even though there are 15 days left, my time is limited, and I want to be able to fit you in!
“He was my model. learned from him how to hold thousands in thrall.&# – Sir Winston Churchill. So who was “he&# ?  He was W. Bourke Cockran , a Congressman from New York City in the early 1900s who was described in his day as the greatest orator in the land.  He also served as a role model to Churchill. Tweet This Post.
In a previous post I mentioned that my blog is in a contest to find the Best Coaching Blogs of 2009. Check out Best Coaching Blogs 2009. Tags: Public Speaking Coaching Public Speaking Skills I’m trying to break the Top 10 (currently lingering at the 12-13 mark). Thanks a bunch!
In order to gain a competitive edge it is essential for professionals to strive for both professional and personal excellence. Frauke Schorr’s work focuses on professionals who struggle and need outside expertise to bring their careers, businesses, and teams to the next level. They were, as Frauke describes it, leading from the inside-out.