At this point in your career how many dull, pointless, uninspired presentations have you sat through? There are six tips that I know can help you get, and keep, your audience engaged. Download the article here.

Your heart is racing, your palms are sweaty, and your mouth is as dry as the Mojave Desert. You are experiencing glossophobia: the fear of public speaking. Download the article here.

Three tips to keeping your project on track: Scope, timing and communication. Download the article here.

Most people, especially accountants, like consistency, predictability, and stability in their lives, which is the exact opposite of what occurs when change enters the equation. When change happens, people tend to fear the unknown, try to defend the status-quo, and protect their self-interests. Simultaneously, stress levels increase, and resistance begins to build. Download and read the article here.

Let's face the Facts! When you present financial data to an audience, it's boring. Remember the scene from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" when Ben Stein is lecturing his history class and says "anyone" about ten times? Remember the looks on the student's face? Are you getting the same looks? I know you are! Download the article here.

Busy season is coming, and most of us aren't excited about it. The long hours and stressful deadlines take a toll on every aspect of your life. However, there's a principle that I believe can help you as we approach January: preparation.  Download the article here.

Communication. Communication. Communication. It is the KEY to success in life, in every aspect in life, and yet we all struggle with it in varying degrees. Download the article here.

There is great power in being able to leverage comedy, laughter, and improv. The principles of improvisation have been a literal life saver for me in dealing with extremely stressful situations throughout my life. Download the article here.

Stress is a part of our everyday lives – it can come from so many sources, some are the result of the daily frustrations of life including our jobs, others from unexpected challenges such as major health issues. This article can be downloaded here.

Improv Leadership: Individuals need in a leader, they need a unifier and someone who believes in each individual contribution. This article can be downloaded here.

The Potential Of Millenials: Use improv to bridge the generational gap and maximize results. This article can be downloaded here.

Jerry Seinfeld has done a standup routine where he joked that people’s number one fear is public speaking. Their number two fear is death. To download the article click here.

In our business dealings, we are often guilty of just not listening. We come to the table with an agenda—a new product, a new service—and wait while a prospect or existing client tells us what’s going on with his or her business. To download the article click here.

Taking an Innovative Approach to Communication in the Corporate World. Download this article here.

Successful Negotiating In Corporate America: 6 principles of improv that take negotiations to new and successful levels. Click here to download this article.

Principles Of Improvisation: Building leadership skills through support, trust & respect. Download this article here.

All ideas are important ideas. It's important it is for us to understand and realize that we are all naturally creative - we’re not divided up into “creatives” and “non-creatives.” To download the article click here.