In Case You Missed It Dianna Booher graced The RK3 Show last week and shared her thoughts on whether a speaker should focus on purely speaking or writing versus diving into both. An author who has written 48 books through traditional publishing methods as well as a member of the National Speakers Association Hall of…
It was about 5am. My mom came into the room and woke me up. “It’s time to practice,” she said. Ugh! I threw my legs over the side of the bed and sat there for a moment gathering myself. Then I stretched, yawned and shuffled over to the closet. “Oh yeah, forgot to pray,” I…
For the past four decades, I’ve known this. Since birth, I’ve been groomed to have good manners. Say please. Say thanks. Smile and never look a gift horse in the mouth. But, especially in November, the gratitude meter moves higher because everyone (well in the US anyway) is coming together to celebrate a holiday with…
The best way to step out of your comfort zone is to…well, you know, step out of your comfort zone. What I mean to say is that it’s important to do something different on a regular basis so you can activate a different part of your brain. I call it driving on new snow. Huh?…
I’m sure you’ve seen the kid in your class or the colleague in your workplace who just seems to have it all together. When they enter a room, they do so with a certain swag and panache. It seems like their lives are easy and if you didn’t know better, you’d swear they had a…
