Cultivating Presence and Impact in a Live and Virtual World

Course details

Virtual meetings, presentations, and corporate reviews might be here to stay. Are you ready to present yourself at your brightest and most positive, online? In this course, Joan Kuhl—a master communicator, corporate trainer, and champion of women in the workforce—shows you how to cultivate and polish your authentic presence anytime, anywhere. Joan explains how to overcome imposter syndrome by owning your own success and becoming your own champion. She discusses identifying and owning your strengths, as well as how to identify a key area of insecurity and reframe your thoughts into positive. Joan covers being seen, heard, and valued in the workplace, both on and off the screen. She describes several strategies for overcoming politics and conflict in the workplace. Joan goes into techniques to manage your reputation, then concludes with ways you can thrive in challenging times.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Make your voice heard

1. Overview

02 - How do you cultivate presence in a virtual world
03 - Times have changed, but you haven t or have you - Live vs. virtual

2. Building Your Confidence

04 - Self-confidence as the foundation
05 - Overcoming imposter syndrome
06 - Women and men are judged differently on their potential
07 - Owning your strengths
08 - Ask for feedback

3. Being Seen - On and Off Screen

09 - Cultivate presence by being seen, heard, and valued
10 - Perfect isn t perfect
11 - Create a deeper connection through your goals
12 - Being seen on screen
13 - Addendum

4. Being Heard

14 - Are men and women heard differently
15 - Mind mapping
16 - Stop apologizing

5. Being Valued

17 - Overcoming the gender gap
18 - Relationship audit

6. Overcoming Politics and Conflict

19 - Office politics
20 - Become a cultural anthropologist at work
21 - Stakeholder engagement
22 - When conflict informs
23 - How to better control yourself and calm down

7. Reputation Management Strategies

24 - Feedback is crucial in a virtual world

8. Thriving in Challenging Times

25 - Stress and vulnerability
26 - Turn inward to present outward
27 - Conclusion