Executive presence has long been treated as polish, how leaders speak, dress, and command a room. But its real power lies deeper: in how attention moves through people and systems. When presence becomes more about resonance than performance, leaders stop managing impressions and start shaping connection. The next generation of leadership presence isn't about standing out; it's about standing steady, anchored, aware, and attuned to others.

Discover seven advanced communication frameworks designed to help leaders move beyond clarity into true transformational influence. From deep listening approaches like The Four Quadrants of Listening, root-cause analysis with The 5 Whys, to narrative-driven tools like The Three Stories Framework, these techniques will help you inspire trust, align teams, and turn bold visions into collective action, even in the most high-stakes moments.

Likability is often dismissed in leadership, but that's a mistake. It's not about being nice; it's about building trust, connection, and credibility. Likable leaders don't avoid tough calls but make them with empathy and clarity. For women, likability can be a double bind, but when redefined as connection over approval, it becomes a powerful tool. The data is clear: people don't quit jobs; they quit unlikable leaders. Titles don't inspire; trust does.

Public speaking is crucial in business, yet it's a common fear. But, anyone can develop effective communication skills. We share practical strategies to help you become a compelling speaker, unlock your potential, and confidently engage any audience.

In my interview with Dr. Med. Annette Ehlert-Gamm, a neurologist, therapist, and business coach, we discussed what business coaches could learn from neuroscience and how to apply neuroscientific insights to deliver great coaching outcomes.