Networking events often feel like survival of the fittest, because that’s what they are — you either take charge of the room or the room will take charge of you. The good news is there are strategies you can implement to make the most of your next networking event. Turns out, the better you’re able […]
Most people agree that meetings are the worst. They take a lot of time and are rarely an efficient means to communicate past successes or future plans. But what if you viewed your next meeting as a speaking opportunity? We practice, practice, practice for a public speech or presentation, because we want to be compelling […]
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Not to rush the seasons, but we’re already a few days into August and the onslaught of back-to-school everything is very real. That next season (which shall not be named) is right around the corner, and with it comes a renewed sense of preparation and education. To help you jumpstart the learning process, may we […]
For the past few weeks, we’ve provided you with a series of tips to demystify the TV interview process. You’ve learned how to communicate with the producer and book a TV hit as well as navigate the green room, which means it’s now time to talk about the hot seat. Here’s what you can expect: #1 — Mics […]
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Last week, we talked about how to prepare for your interview and what to expect from the producer. This week, we’ll address the next step in the process – green room etiquette. Help us help you be a low maintenance guest by following these three simple rules: #1 – Check in with the makeup artists. […]
Conversation Starters: Networking
/in Blog, Tips & Tricks /by Rachel PhillipsNetworking events often feel like survival of the fittest, because that’s what they are — you either take charge of the room or the room will take charge of you. The good news is there are strategies you can implement to make the most of your next networking event. Turns out, the better you’re able […]
How to speak in a staff meeting
/in Blog, Tips & Tricks /by Rachel PhillipsMost people agree that meetings are the worst. They take a lot of time and are rarely an efficient means to communicate past successes or future plans. But what if you viewed your next meeting as a speaking opportunity? We practice, practice, practice for a public speech or presentation, because we want to be compelling […]
Back-to-School SALE!
/in Blog /by Rachel PhillipsNot to rush the seasons, but we’re already a few days into August and the onslaught of back-to-school everything is very real. That next season (which shall not be named) is right around the corner, and with it comes a renewed sense of preparation and education. To help you jumpstart the learning process, may we […]
How to Sit in the Hot Seat
/in Blog, Featured, Tips & Tricks /by Rachel PhillipsFor the past few weeks, we’ve provided you with a series of tips to demystify the TV interview process. You’ve learned how to communicate with the producer and book a TV hit as well as navigate the green room, which means it’s now time to talk about the hot seat. Here’s what you can expect: #1 — Mics […]
Green Room Etiquette
/in Blog, Featured, Tips & Tricks /by Rachel PhillipsLast week, we talked about how to prepare for your interview and what to expect from the producer. This week, we’ll address the next step in the process – green room etiquette. Help us help you be a low maintenance guest by following these three simple rules: #1 – Check in with the makeup artists. […]