Ultra 106five: Weekend wonderings career success
Publication: careers | communication | Success
Thanks to Dave and Ultra 106 five for chatting with Michelle about how best to set up your children for career success. Listen to the podcast.
Leader’s Digest: Is your communication all about you?
Publication: communication | performance | stakeholders
Is your communication helpful, engaging and effective? Thanks to Leader’s Digest Magazine, Michelle discusses how your communication style might just be all about you. It’s a typical workday. You rush from meeting to meeting (and yes, you can rush virtually too). Send a few emails and text messages and talk with a team member to […]
psnews.com.au: Making social media work for you
Publication: communication | influence | network
Thanks to psnews.com.au, in this article Michelle advises while visibility on social media is increasingly a requirement of modern life, she warns your posts can instantly shape how people see you, your character and your reputation. As adults, we can be quick to advise children and teenagers to be careful about what they post on social media, but […]
Are you a future ready leader?
Publication: communication | leading change | performance
Recently, CSIRO released their latest report on the megatrends they see impacting the world. Their report, worth reading if you want insights into potential impacts on your profession and industry, is another document in a long list of predictions and studies on the future. There’s no doubt that the future is full of change, but so is the […]
CEOWorld Magazine: How to manage precious and difficult people
Publication: communication | stakeholders | strategy | Success
Avoiding difficult people may be the common approach. However, thanks to CEOWorld Magazine, Michelle says you should spend time with them and explains how best to do this. We all have people in our personal and professional life who we find challenging. We may label them as ‘precious’, ‘difficult’ or ‘hard work’. The typical approach […]
The New Daily: Yes, you can give your boss feedback
Publication: communication | leadership | workplace
Thanks to The New Daily and Senior Reporter, Kate Jones, Michelle provides her insights on how you can give your boss feedback. Employees have long been accustomed to receiving feedback from their bosses. But what if the tables were turned and workers could critique their employers? Only one in four of business leaders and line […]
Harvard Business Review: Strengthen Your Professional Presence on Social Media
Publication: communication | personal brand | Success
Thanks to Harvard Business Review for inviting Michelle to share her tips on how to strengthen your professional presence on social media. When it comes to your career, social media can be your friend and your enemy. On the one hand, research has found that looking at people’s career-related posts on social media can affect our […]
Is your communication all about you?
Publication: communication | management | stakeholders
It’s a typical workday. You rush from meeting to meeting (and yes, you can rush virtually too). Send a few emails and text messages and talk with a team member to update them on things you think they need to know. You then rush to your next meeting. Sound familiar? I’ll admit I’ve been guilty […]
Leader’s Digest: Where will you give the gift of time?
Publication: communication | performance | stakeholders
Thanks to Leadership Institute of Sarawak Civil Service’s Leader’s Digest Issue 65, Michelle explains how it’s easy to waste our time and the time of others and tips on how to change that. We all know that time is finite, and once it passes by, you can’t get it back. During the COVID-19 enforced lockdowns, […]
Foundr: 4 warning signs you are drunk on power
Publication: communication | leadership | power
You don’t have to look too far to see examples of the misuse of power—they’re littered throughout history and across politics, business, and community sectors. So what are the warning signs that we may be drunk on power? It can be when we think our rights and needs outweigh those of others. Michelle explains more […]