Every one of us already has within us all we need to become great. We each hold tremendous power - to change ourselves and things around us. And, the key to unleashing that power begins with an inward look. Yes...
Speakeasy Core Value Three: Growth through exploration. You want to grow. You really DO want to be MORE - of a thinker, a communicator...
I have never really been one to shy away from "presenting" or getting in front of people to communicate a message or an idea. For many, this can be a daunting task...
The mere suggestion of public speaking can leave many people petrified. Most of our fears are content-driven. What if I say something wrong or forget what I want to say, I don’t want to sound like an idiot; what if my topic is really dry,...
By Anthony X. Escamilla I have to tell you, finding an internship isn't easy. Nor is finding one that is truly open towards taking advantage of your true potential. The Fitting Room To date, I have been grateful to be surrounded by some driven and intelligent millennial minds...
Speakeasy Core Value Two: Being Authentic. Becoming a powerful communicator doesn't mean changing who you are - it means becoming MORE of who you are and developing your authentic self. None of us want to feel we're with someone who is faking it. It's that simple. Really. ...
Speakeasy Core Value One: The value of human connection It's always been valuable. It's who we are. It's what each of us craves from birth to the grave. And in today's world especially - while there is a side of us that knows information is power...
"It is better for the world if you keep your mission and change your tactics, than if you lose your mission and keep making art." - Andrew Simonet What Andrew Simonet is saying in his book "Making Your Life as an Artist" is that the day-to...
The Eye in the Sky By Jason Daily When I’m coaching someone to step beyond their comfort zone and try on a new behavior, they almost always feel like it’s “too much” at first. “Too much” might mean they feel they are being too loud (projecting their...
Change is tough. It requires both courage and effort. And while we all know that it’s inevitable – without change there is no growth - it can often be more frightening than the prospect of simply standing still and living with the consequences of stagnation. Jay...