Written by Paul Smith on Dec. 14, 2014
The first time I presented to Procter and Gamble's then-CEO, A.G. Lafley was unforgettable. That day I learned a valuable lesson—the hard way—about how NOT to present to the CEO.
Written by Paul Smith on May 23, 2014
People aren’t really afraid of change; they’re afraid of not being prepared for the change.
Written by Paul Smith on Feb. 15, 2014
The first time I presented to Procter and Gamble's then-CEO, A.G. Lafley was unforgettable. That day I learned a valuable lesson—the hard way—about how NOT to present to the CEO.
Written by Paul Smith on Jan. 25, 2015
Many of us harbor a secret dream we’re too afraid to pursue. Here's how author and keynote speaker, Paul Smith, found the courage to pursue his.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on April 26, 2014
The concept of “in 6 words” is powerful. Can you convey the essence of something in a few words?
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 March 23, 2014
Is there a difference between listening and hearing? How many times have you said, "Are you LISTENING to me?" or "Did you HEAR what I said?"
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on April 12, 2015
Do you dread walking into a roomful of strangers? Do you wonder what to say and if anyone will remember you? Not anymore with these 5 introductions.
Written by Paul Smith on Nov. 9, 2014
Removing your retreat option is definitely a risky strategy. But it’s also a highly effective one.
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Jan. 26, 2014
It's the smallest things we do that matter and touch the lives of people. We make work meaningful for those entrusted to us, whom we are privileged to serve.
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 Sept. 27, 2014
I think we often seek knowledge in hopes that it gives us wisdom
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on May 22, 2014
What would it be like if we lived with fewer "what if's"?
Written by Rebecca Okamoto on Jan. 11, 2015
What would it be like if we lived with fewer ifs?
