January/February 2019

Recall, re-create and connect

If you've ever wondered how you can make your speaking sound more alive, less stiff and scripted, this month's blog is for you!  

Tips you can use!

Be sure to browse the archives of this newsletter for a collection of seven and a half years' worth of useful tips for speaking, presenting, communicating, and stepping into your leadership shoes!

December 2018

The best gift of 2018!

In this month's blog I talk about a great present you can give yourself and your loved ones!

In other news...

Since relocating to Brooklyn, I have tweaked my one-on-one coaching model and am now offering it remotely. Working on the reliable Zoom platform, I can video chat with my clients, see and hear what they are doing with their bodies and voices, and offer the same practical, effective feedback. This type of session is also very useful for situations where time is of the essence, anything from last-minute tune-ups to full-blown speech emergencies. Of course I still love to see all my wonderful clients in person, but sometime the time/space continuum gets in the way! So if you need a tune-up or would like to do a series of sessions, but can't get to Brooklyn to see me, we can make it happen.  

Happy Holidays to all!
And best wishes for a peaceful and fulfilling 2019! 

November 2018

Tis the season!

Time to update on one of my evergreen posts. This month's blog discussed why being truly "just yourself" at work is not always the best.  

In other news...

Come hear selections from Act I of my new play It's My Party! at A Night of Suffrage Theatre. This event will take place at the actual home of the National Woman's Party (featured pominenely in the play!), the Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument. 

I hope you can join me! More info and link for reservations here.

November 27 at 6:00 p.m.
144 Constitution Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002 

What happens when two different factions ignite political change using wildly different tactics? It's My Party! reveals the competing strategies, daring stunts, shaky alliances, and bitter rivalries that propelled the suffragists' march toward the 19th Amendment.