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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2022 · 16 MIN

E 145: Executive Presence Explained - Build Your Foundation

from Speak Up: Develop Your Executive Presence & Leadership Communication Style

Why do so many people ask me about executive presence? • Executive Presence is hyper contextual. That means while probably most of the time you show up on point with all engines firing, this episode series is for those executive or other high-stakes meetings where your stomach swirls into soft jello. • It affects career success. One Center for Talent Innovation study found that Executive Presence accounts for 26% of the reason people get promoted. In this 3-part mini-series, Laura does a deep dive into the essence of Executive Presence. This episode covers how to build a strong foundation for your own executive presence. Foundational elements of executive presence include: - Being clear on your purpose and the value you add to the table - Bringing a useful mindset to the meeting or conversation - Getting your body language in alignment with your purpose. To learn more useful communication tools, visit www.mixonian.com

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