5 Simple Tips to Build Your Executive Presence

Welcome to the Executive Presence series! Over the next several weeks you'll receive proven tips to increase your Executive Presence. As a bonus, you're invited to a live event! (Details below.)

Executive Presence is all about inspiring confidence, earning respect, and showing authority in any situation. It’s not just about your words—it’s about how you carry yourself and connect with others. To help you strengthen this important leadership skill, here are five easy tips to start building and showing executive presence in your everyday interactions.

1. Stand tall with good posture: Your body language speaks volumes! Standing (or sitting) up straight not only makes you look more confident but also helps you feel more confident. Plus, good posture keeps you energized and focused.
2. Make eye contact to show confidence: Eye contact is key to building trust and showing you're present in the conversation. It lets people know you're engaged and confident in what you're saying. Just don’t overdo it—find a comfortable balance!
3. Speak clearly and with conviction: When you speak, let your voice be heard. Speaking clearly and with conviction ensures your ideas come across confidently and people take you seriously. It’s all about being sure of your message.
4. Dress appropriately for the role you want: You’ve heard it before—dress for success! Choosing the right outfit can boost your confidence and show others you mean business. It doesn’t have to be fancy, just professional and fitting for the environment.
5. Listen actively during conversations: Good leaders listen just as much as they speak. Show your interest by nodding, asking questions, and not interrupting. Active listening builds stronger connections and helps you respond more thoughtfully.

These small actions can make a big difference in how you’re perceived, helping you exude confidence and leadership!

Will you try this out and let me know how it goes?! I'd love to hear from you!

Join me for an interactive event at 2pm MT on Wednesday, November 6 where I explain more about Executive Presence.

Executive Presence is a skill, and if you're committed to growing it, I have just the solution for you!

Don't wait! Click this link to register!