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  • Master Your Nerves for FREE at NTW: From StageFright to StageMight

    Master Your Nerves for FREE at NTW: From StageFright to StageMight


    Public speaking is one of the most common fears but it doesn’t have to be. At Hong Bao Media, we believe that everyone can transform their fear of public speaking into a confident, powerful stage presence.

    As part of National Training Week (NTW), we’re offering a FREE course, StageFright to StageMight, facilitated by Mark Laudi, an award-winning former CNBC anchor with over 25 years

  • Enhancing Coaching Offerings with the 'Play to Your Strengths When Presenting' Book

    Enhancing Coaching Offerings with the 'Play to Your Strengths When Presenting' Book

    I’m thrilled to be announcing the launch of my book "Play to your Strengths when Presenting".
    Published by Marshall Cavendish, it is an essential part of all our coaching and training workshops booked from this month.
    This book is a culmination of my almost five years as a Gallup-certified Advanced CliftonStrengths® coach, which has proved such an important part of our workshops.
    We are

  • How to measure training courses to ensure you get value for money

    How to measure training courses to ensure you get value for money

    We are building out the metrics of our media and communication coaching courses. But media training is inherently difficult to measure. Spokespeople are often judged by whether they can, or cannot, present well in the media. Plus, some media appearances are invariably better than others. We are tackling this in five ways. We are tackling this in three ways. Read the full story below.

  • Why communications professionals are not necessarily communicative

    Why communications professionals are not necessarily communicative

    If you're not in the communications business you might be surprised to learn how few communications professionals actually like to be in the spotlight. But that's actually not the case. Clearly some communications professionals love to talk, in my experience the range of personalities among communication professionals is as diverse as in every other industry. What happens if you're one of them?

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