I was going to do my last installment on the TED Talk series, but with coronavirus having upended business, it’s more urgent than ever to polish up your video presentation skills.
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The story begins with a visit to my hairstylist. I pulled into a lot with spaces that were somewhat narrow. Plus there wasn’t a lot of room to make the necessary wide turn. I noticed it because it took me several maneuvers to turn in and then straighten out without touching an adjacent car. I even thought about parking elsewhere. But I didn’t.
When I got to my car to leave, I saw this note under my windshield:
It was signed with the driver’s name and phone number. I jumped out and looked to see what happened.
Continue reading So, This Driver Hit My Car…Media plays an outsize role in the trajectory of a celebrity or public figure’s career. Media training for celebrities and public figures equips them to manage the intricacies and inherent scrutiny of media interviews. And, if emcee duties or public speaking become part of the mix, they need to be covered. (Isn’t it interesting how many celebrities are weak public speakers?)
As a long-time celebrity coach, with a client list that includes five Oscar winners, the goal is always to gain the advantage through mastery of the most important role they play: themselves. By controlling public perceptions, distinguished professionals are able to attain or maintain status as a household name, and avoid being overlooked when opportunity arises.
So, you may be thinking, “I’m not a celebrity. What does this have to do with me?”