Speaking to the K-5th grade crowd is no easy feat. You must hold the space and keep their attention while delivering simple insights and practical tools young kids can understand and apply. But resources for that age group are rapidly... Keep Reading
Success on stage requires deliberate preparation. We all know that intuitively, but how do we do it practically? Eva Daniel has some brilliant insights and tools she’s used for decades to turn even the most accomplished speakers into even BETTER... Keep Reading
Our words matter. The ones we choose to use and the ones we choose to leave out. The medium in which we share them. The tone with which they’re shared. Whether heard or read by millions or spoken only in... Keep Reading
Why is teacher burnout skyrocketing despite an increase in professional development for educators? In Chase Mielke’s experience as both teacher and trainer, he’s found most professional development efforts designed to support educators miss the mark. Why? Because, ironically, they’re bogged... Keep Reading
What do Ricky Martin, Elton John, and the Chipmunks have in common? No, it’s not that they’re all (arguably) past their prime. Rather, it’s that each one is deftly impersonated by Jason Hewlett, the Vegas performer turned Hall of Fame... Keep Reading
Mickey Rowe is autistic and legally blind. Despite his unique challenges (in fact, BECAUSE of his unique challenges), Mickey has learned to leverage what makes him stand out, allowing him to connect with countless others through his books, his speaking,... Keep Reading
David Kim won a prestigious book contract. But after the advance was deposited, it was time to write. That’s where the trouble began... Having written and delivered hundreds of speeches, Kim was a well-respected thought leader in his community. He... Keep Reading
