What one thing makes the biggest difference in how we show up?

Angie Flynn-McIver

Angie Flynn-McIver

For several years, I sent out a blog to readers a few times a week. These posts gave pointers about how to practice, shared relevant stories, and provided a way for people to connect with my coaching approach. In 2022, I wrote my book, Before You Say Anything, which brought many of these ideas together in one place. The blog posts have continued to resonate with clients and readers, and they're useful as a quick reminder, so I'm including them here!

I watched a webinar this week that had been recorded live. The host* took the audience through some fairly technical processes that were important building blocks to be able to use a certain software.

The aspect of her presentation that had the single biggest impact on me was this: she seemed like she wanted to be there. She was competent and smart, she had clearly prepared well, and she had deep subject knowledge. But what kept me watching was her enthusiasm and energy.

Whether it’s a standing weekly meeting or a once-in-a-lifetime presentation, the single best thing you can do to be effective is to make the other people there feel like there is no place you would rather be.

When you’re engaged, the audience likes, trusts, and listens to you more. That’s the ballgame, right there.

*If you’re curious, check out her YouTube channel: https://processdriven.co/hub/