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06 Nov

Posted at 11:04h in Announcements, Blog, Books, Coaching, Communication, Excerpts, Leadership Development, New Release, Newsletter, Organizational Development, Personal Development, Sales, Updates, Workshops by
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New LinkedIn Article Drop: “Speaking for Impact – Why Your Voice Is the Most Undervalued Asset in Leadership” Your ideas can only go as far as your ability to communicate them. That’s why every great leader, entrepreneur, and professional must master one core power skill: speaking with...

04 Nov

Posted at 12:36h in Announcements, Blog, Books, Branding and Marketing, Coaching, Communication, Consulting, Leadership Development, New Release, Organizational Development, Personal Development, Sales, Updates, Workshops by
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Just received the proof copy of my new book — Speaking for Impact: An A to Z Playbook on Public Speaking! I wish I had this guide when I began my coaching and training career. From beginners finding their voice to seasoned speakers refining their craft, this...

21 Oct

Posted at 16:28h in Announcements, Blog, Coaching, Communication, Consulting, Events, Leadership Development, New Release, Organizational Development, Personal Development, The A to Z Podcast, Updates, Videos by
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This week, we’re honored to feature Captain Abiy Makonnen Beri, a visionary leader whose journey from the cockpit to the executive boardroom is transforming industries and inspiring global leadership. Captain Abiy is the CEO of JAG-AvDyne, a leading Black-owned aviation maintenance and engineering firm, and CEO...

17 Oct

Posted at 11:29h in Blog, Coaching, Communication, Consulting, Excerpts, Leadership Development, New Release, Newsletter, Organizational Development, Personal Development, Updates, Videos, Walk & Talk with Dr. AZ, Workshops by
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Most New Leaders Don’t Fail Because They’re Incompetent. They Fail Because They’re Unprepared. It’s a brutal truth: 📊 60% of new managers fail within two years. 📉 Up to 70% of new executives struggle within the first 18 months. Not because they lack ambition or intelligence — but because...