Brilliant Leaders Learn To Use Relational Presence

Mar 2nd, 2009 | By Martha Carnahan | Category: Business Leaders, Leadership Presence

I’m a big fan of Lee Glickstein, who teaches “Relational Presence” through his work with Speaking Circles International. I’ve taken his trainings and participated in a Speaking Circles Study Group for several years. His process has removed my fear of public speaking, enhanced my ability to authentically connect with an audience, and boosted my confidence as a relational leader.

Relational Presence is all about inviting connection rather than trying or forcing it. It’s a “state of receptivity without agenda or effort.” From my experience, it’s a powerful way to relate to another human being, whether one-on-one or when you are speaking to a group.

Some resources on this for you:

ARTICLE: How to Redirect Performance Pressure to Engage Your Audience, by Lee Glickstein

BOOK: Be Heard Now!

WEBSITE: www.speakingcircles.com

Let me know about your experience with relational presence!

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