Being a speaker is about finding your voice with courage, passion and authenticity. It’s scary in many ways. Great speakers are exposing themselves; who they really are and what they believe in. I was reading the survey that Rob Brown did at the Professional Speakers Association’s conference in London in April and one insight is that there

I often share some book tips in my social media masterclasses and here I’ve collects some books that I enjoyed reading. 33 million people in the room Digital Leadership United Breaks Guitars: The Power of One Voice in the Age of Social Media Content Strategy for the Web Write To Sell: The Ultimate Guide to

Typical learning methods are classroom studies, seminars, e-learning and videos. But actual learning something is a work that starts when we reflect about something. Often it’s the informal meetings and not planned activities that makes a difference. When I was website manager for JCI UK I had lunch with three other JCI countries’ website managers.

For years I’ve been interested in how adults learn. Now, given the range of opportunities afforded by online learning, I am interested in what has remained the same and what has changed in this area. Is there a difference in how we are taught and how we actually learn compared with the past and today?  

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Looks very true to me. With new technology comes new challenges. And people must be involved, engaged and collaborate. You can find an interesting article and where I found the image here.

I started to collect female speakers on my Pintrest board two days ago and some people have asked me why I started doing it. It all springs from an idea I got when I spoke at UCL Enterprise Society at the end of March - UCL stands for University College London. I had a long conversation with a

We were planning to meet up for a friendly catch up today and right now we are speaking about WordPress. Technology is so fun. Love it!

In my last newsletter I told you that I was trying out new ways to create content. So that’s what I did.  I filmed one second every day of the month. I recorded a three-minute audio update every day for thirty days in March. Plus, I started to use Dragon Dictate to dictate new content instead of

Social media connects us on a global level with one click. I met Otoabasi Umonting, a social media trainer and consultant, at an event about public speaking and I had the chance to interview him recently on my Digital Leadership Insights Interview talk show. We are both Londoners, but with different backgrounds. Otoabasi grew up