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The One-Degree Shift That Makes You Unforgettable

Here’s what I know about success. Being good isn’t enough. You must be unforgettable. The experts who capture attention are the ones who stand out. They’re compelling, distinctive, and impossible to ignore. When I ask leaders and founders what’s holding them back, they rarely mention skills or credentials. What they’re ...

How To Find Your Breakthrough Expert Niche

“What are you an expert in?” This was the first question I’d ask when managing and launching professional speakers. Those who couldn’t answer clearly weren’t ready for the next level – no matter how incredible they were. Why? Because if you can’t quickly explain your expertise in a way that ...

Forget Purpose. Start Here Instead: The Real Reason Brilliant Experts Stay Stuck In The Shadows.

The conventional wisdom around personal branding has it all wrong. I’ve watched countless brilliant experts and thought leaders get stuck in an endless loop of “finding their purpose” – waiting for their true value to magically reveal itself with enough soul-searching and vision boards. Here’s what I know after years ...

How to Win Respect (Without Saying a Word)

There’s a lot of noise about what makes a great leader. Have you noticed how much of it focuses on speaking, presenting, and “commanding the room”? But here’s what I’ve discovered after years of working with influential leaders: The most powerful move isn’t about what you say at all.I recently had ...

Kemi Nekvapil on the true meaning of power and how to live and lead without apology

When you hear the word ‘power’, what first springs to mind? Do you immediately think of its absence, the moments you felt ‘power-less’ – or the moments you showed up as the fullest version of yourself? Is ‘power’ a word or sensation that feels like it belongs to you? Or ...

Michael McQueen on why we are MindStuck and mastering the art of changing minds

Would you consider yourself to be stubborn? Do you bristle at the thought of change and dig your heels in even when presented with undeniable logic? For most of us our instinct is to probably answer ‘no’ to that question. It’s everyone else that’s stubborn right? It’s the people on ...