Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Jan. 4, 2015
Still having trouble explaining what you do? Are you sounding too memorized and not memorable? Not any more. Here's how to say who you are and what you do in 20 words or less.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Feb. 22, 2015
We all have fears, but they don’t have to trap us. You can’t change your past, but you can change your perspective. Ready to face your fears in black and white?
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Aug. 26, 2015
Worried you don't have the right experience? You CAN get that job. Here are 5 practical steps to turn concerns about you into confidence in you.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 2, 2015
Are you new to LinkedIn, or is your profile ready for a refresh? Here are 10 tips to create a profile that attracts attention and generates leads.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Nov. 9, 2022
I know... explaining what makes you unique can seem impossible. But ONE word can change everything.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Oct. 4, 2013
My mission is to commit my voice to those who have none. I now find that I have unstoppable clarity and power. Where does this power come from?
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Sept. 22, 2013
Be more compelling with fewer words. Evoke emotion.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Oct. 28, 2013
Do you want to teach someone to fly, or to fly higher and longer? Remember the little things: encouragement, recognition, appreciation, responsiveness.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on March 29, 2014
Where do real life superheroes come from? How do they earn their capes and masks? Superheroes start from within. We may not believe at first we are superheroes, but we will become what we believe.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Feb. 1, 2014
One of the easiest and most overlooked leadership tools is the story. Stories may be simple, but their impact can last a lifetime.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Nov. 16, 2013
Ready to evoke with imagery? Here are some ideas to make your communications more visual.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 11, 2014
I was a top 30%'er hoping to be a top 15%'er. Until someone taught me to exceed.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 4, 2014
Be confident at the conference room table and improve your meeting effectiveness.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 31, 2014
Great presenters aren't just prepared to present, they have mastered the skills of reading their audience, meeting agility and adaptability.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on June 8, 2014
Make a mark more often. Maximize the mundane. And while everyone else head-down, you'll be head and shoulder above the crowd.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on July 13, 2014
Great coaches are great listeners. They don't just hear what's said, they hear what's unexpressed. They hear untapped potential, an unrealized goal or an unresolved conflict.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 18, 2014
When we face our fears, fear becomes an ally, and gives us strength and courage. And not only do we benefit - others do too.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Aug. 9, 2014
When it comes to getting a mentor, it seems as though everyone's an introvert.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Aug. 9, 2014
It’s one thing to manage down. And it’s great when people can manage up. But it’s a unique skill to "invest up.”
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Aug. 24, 2014
Your career may be maxed out, but you don't have to be.
