Most people think rambling is a speaking problem, trust me it isn't. It's a thinking problem. I used to walk out of conversations and meetings with people and say: "Why didn't I just say that clearly?" "That is not what I meant." "I didn't make any sense." When your thoughts are scattered, your communication becomes scattered. If you want to communicate with more confidence, try this ONE step. 1. Know your point before you speak.Ask yourself: What is the ONE thing I want people to understand? If you don't have a central point, then you tend to ramble. Do you tend to ramble because you're nervous, because you have too many thoughts, or because you're unclear on your point?

Have you all wondered what it would take to speak on stage? What I mean is, do you know that you have a message and you would love to speak on stages but you dont know where to start? Trust me, I was there as well. Most women think you get on stage because of talent but that is not 100% true. I have been able to speak at amazing events because I have a system. what is the message you believe you were meant to speak?

I love it when women come together to speak powerfully! The Power community was created to help women to set boundaries. In the coming weeks we will be talking more about thinking, leading and speaking with confidence. Boundaries are an essential component of confidence and I want to serve women where they are!

Hey ladies due to the holiday tonight’s call is cancelled ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Happy Wednesday, ladies! As we head into Thanksgivin,g I want to clear up confusion on what a boundary is. A boundary is NOT being bossy. Sometimes people think that telling people what to do is a boundary 🫢! No Telling people what to do is a DEMAND. Example "Don't you dare talk to me like that!" Making a STATEMENT of what YOU will do is a boundary. "If you talk like that, I will leave!" Have you ever mixed these two items up? I would love to hear your thoughts!