You already know who you want to be at the holiday party: relaxed, easy to talk to, and glad you went. In this episode, Susan Callender shows you how to start building that future self now, so you can accept invitations without panicking and show up as yourself at work and beyond.
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This week's challenge: Write out your future self in two areas of your life, in full detail, then email Susan at Hello@StatureExecutivePresence.com with the two areas you chose.
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About Susan Callender
Susan Callender is an Executive Presence Coach & Trainer, the founder of Stature Executive Presence (formerly Social Confidence Pro), and the host of the Social Skills Mastery Podcast, the #1 social confidence podcast for professionals. She's a TEDx speaker whose talk, "The New Etiquette," has been viewed more than 57,000 times, and she's served as a commentator on global protocol for CNN's Airport Network. Susan coaches Fortune 100 executives and works with professionals at organizations including Moderna, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, JPMorgan Chase, PwC, Deloitte, and Ernst & Young. She specializes in executive presence, social confidence, and high-end business etiquette for engineers, scientists, and professionals in finance, accounting, biotech, pharma, private equity, investment banking, and M&A. Susan created the Social Identity Shift Framework™, a six-phase method (Identity, Thought Management, Subconscious Reprogramming, Mental Rehearsal, Habit Architecture, and The Second Self) that helps introverted and socially anxious professionals build lasting executive presence. Based in Boston's Seaport, she coaches individual clients and corporate teams online across time zones.
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