

“Fake it till you make it?”
You’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase, “Fake it till you make it,” which says if you act as if you are successful, you will become successful.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase, “Fake it till you make it,” which says if you act as if you are successful, you will become successful.
“I’m so stressed about this coming weekend!” I said to my daughter yesterday. I’m the president of the Ohio chapter of the National Speakers Association,
When I was an engineer at NASA, I attended a lot of meetings. The unwritten rule about these meetings was if you were not a
As trite as it sounds, failure really is the route to success. Earlier this week, I watched a YouTube video of a woman speaking on
“So, what’s your fitness background? Have you ever worked out at a gym?” Carlin, the owner of Root 18 CrossFit in Medina, Ohio, was asking
A few weeks ago, I lost a speech contest, and it felt yucky. Nobody likes to lose, right? This was an annual contest that I’ve
While doing more research on the “Impostor Syndrome,” I came across a super terrific blog post about this syndrome among college students. It was written
It’s my fault. It’s all because of me. If you caused something crummy to happen, are you quick to own up to it? Do you
My last two posts addressed the Impostor Syndrome, the tendency for successful and intelligent women to discount their own accomplishment and doubt their own ability.
Last Sunday, I arrived at a meeting of the Ohio Chapter of the National Speakers Association, all excited to learn business-building techniques from Mark LeBlanc.
I’m a Fraud. About 13 years ago, I was diligently preparing for my first paid speaking engagement. Up to this point, I had harbored a
Have you ever had to dig really deep to overcome a personal setback? Have you found that digging deep means committing to the dig? When
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