Speakers Who Get Results Elizabeth Bachman

Cultural biases play a pivotal role in shaping how executive presence is perceived, evaluated, and rewarded within professional settings. Executive presence in one culture may be perceived differently in another. Understanding the impact of cultural biases on executive presence is essential for leaders striving to navigate diverse work environments effectively. In this episode, Wendy Wang Kleinfeldt joins our host Elizabeth Bachman as they talk about executive presence and how that’s affected by our cultural biases. Check out this episode, so you won’t miss Wendy’s insights on how to lead authentically in a globalized world.

Are you stuck staring at a blank page, overflowing with ideas yet unable to weave them into captivating content? Fret no more because in this episode, business strategist and writer Douglas Hardy sheds light on the power of ghostwriting. He explains how partnering with a ghostwriter allows you to seamlessly share your valuable knowledge with your target audience. He also shares valuable insights to help you find the perfect writing partner who understands your voice and vision. So, don't let writer's block silence your story or expertise. Join Douglas Hardy and discover why a ghostwriter could be your secret weapon for unlocking the power of exceptional content.

What you wear when giving public presentations isn’t just fashion or preference. On a much deeper level, brain science is involved in your attire choices. Your clothes shape how you think, feel, and present yourself. Elizabeth Bachman delves deeper into this topic with Ellie Steinbrink, an expert in style psychology. Together, they explain the deep connections between our clothing choices and our inner selves. Ellie discusses the complexities of brain science on how our onstage wardrobe influences our behavior, performance, confidence, and overall attitude. She also highlights the power of mindset in crossing personal and professional barriers, as well as maintaining resilience throughout one’s career.

Were you in the "too much" club as a young person? Hilary Blair shows us how to embrace your power. Join this episode to learn how you can activate the art of leadership presence, so you can show up to effectively convey your message and share your passion. Hilary is a keynote speaker, champion of human connection, and the CEO of ARTiculate: Real&Clear. She brings her expertise to the table to help us in areas such as our speaking voice, breath, and posture. Plus, Hilary dives deep into the challenges of being called “too much,” and the way we betray ourselves by holding back. Tune in and learn how to show up with your full self.

If you truly want your business to succeed, you must not only be contented on finding talented individuals to work with. You must also guide them on their professional development journey, ultimately creating world-class teams. Elizabeth Bachman sits down with award-winning international speaker Jen Du Plessis, who talks about the art of true leadership that leads to well-rounded and highly productive teamwork. Jen explains how leaders can put together their dream team while prioritizing relationships and connections along the way. She also discusses how to live above and beyond as you consistently work to elevate your business, leading to a balanced and fulfilled life.

Be the leader your team deserves; that means delivering not only what you can do but embracing who you are. As a leader, it can be so easy to lose ourselves under the weight of our role. But that will only be a disservice to you and the people around you. Josh Copeland reminds us in this episode that we need to be selfish, so we can be selfless. That way, we can fully show up as our best and be the leader our team needs and deserves. Josh is a powerful motivational speaker whose speeches help people maximize their full potential in their careers and their personal lives. Tune in to this conversation and find motivation in your role as a leader. Let Josh and our very own Elizabeth Bachman show you that you can still be the best and still be sane by the end of it.