256: 5 Reasons People Don’t Remember You and How Executive Presence Changes That

Speak Up: Develop Your Executive Presence & Leadership Communication Style

Want to know how you can make a lasting POSITIVE impression at work without coming across as egotistical?

I’m your host Laura Camacho, your magical communication godmother, coach, and strategist. Take note that we now release episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

As a highly-conscientious leader, you understand the importance of reputation and executive presence.

But how do you ensure that people remember you for the right reasons?

In this episode, we delve into five common mistakes people make when speaking up in meetings and how cultivating executive presence can create a powerful memory trigger of you.

Today we explore practical strategies to enhance your impact and leave a lasting impression in any professional setting.

🔑Learn how to introduce yourself in a way that creates a lasting memory trigger, ensuring that your expertise is top of mind when relevant topics arise.

🧩 Discover techniques to speak up confidently and assertively in meetings, showcasing your insights and adding value to discussions without dominating the conversation.

✅Master the art of compelling communication, to maximize your influence and leadership presence.

Ready to elevate your executive presence and make a memorable impression at work?

Tune in to this episode now and start implementing these strategies to stand out and succeed in any professional environment.

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On the Speak up podcast, learn to enhance their influence and confidence, refining their communication style and executive presence to increase visibility for promotion opportunities. By honing communication skills and fostering a trusted advisor mindset, aspiring executives cultivate mastery in public speaking to engage audiences effectively.