Body Language
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“The first step to being engaging is to make a noticeable entrance, but that alone does not make you engaging. It is, however, a vital first step.” Throughout my career coaching technical professionals, I’ve observed...
“Your presence speaks before your words do.” This simple truth from my book “ENGAGE: A practical guide to understanding, influencing and connecting with people” often surprises technical leaders. Many believe their impact starts with their...
“Your entrance sets the tone for everything that follows.” Picture this: Two technical leaders enter a meeting room. One slides in apologetically, the other enters with purpose. Who commands more attention before speaking a word?...
Did you know that your non-verbal communication (NVC) can make or break your ability to influence others? As part of the ENGAGE Model, mastering NVC is essential for guiding conversations with confidence. Key...
The Pull style isn’t just about what you say: it’s how you say it. Your voice and body language play a crucial role in creating an inviting atmosphere. How to Master Pull Voice and NVC:...
Your stance and how you use your hands during conversation can say a lot about you. In fact, some individuals will judge you based on these two things before you even open your mouth....
A smile can have a fundamental impact on the way other people perceive you, but just smiling is not nearly good enough. Why? Well, there are up to 19 different “types” of smiles, according to...
One of the biggest issues I see with clients on their way to becoming Engaging Executives is an extreme focus on the words they’re saying, but not on how they’re saying them. While your words...




