In this dynamic world of business and entrepreneurship, standing out not just as a leader but as an unequivocal expert in your field is not just advantageous; it's absolutely essential. This journey, however, is fraught with psychological hurdles like imposter syndrome and tall poppy syndrome, which can cloud your self-perception and dampen your visibility efforts. And it's further complicated by our social norms, our cultural capital, our ways of thinking, our external behaviours.

We, as humans, are complex. And telling someone to 'just be confident' is much more complicated than doing a few power poses before that important meeting (although we are huge advocates of doing that as a starting point!). 

So, what is a person to do?

Enter the realm of Neuro Presence—a transformative approach that leverages the intricacies of brain science to enhance your presentation skills, leadership presence, and ultimately, your professional visibility.

Understanding Neuro Presence

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I fondly recall one of my favourite childhood television series, The Littlest Hobo, a show starring a stray dog who befriended humans in need. That sharp-as-a-tack German Shephard would gallivant all over the country, meeting new people, solving problems, and then moseying along to the next town unwittingly seeking a canine hero.

Every episode ended with the affable pooch sauntering solo down an empty road in search of the next adventure and fresh companions.

How brave the beast!

I fell in love with the series. We moved around a bit when I was younger, so making new friends was a necessary part of fitting in. 

"Every stop I make, I'll make a new friend

Can't stay for long, just turn around and I'm gone again"

-Terry Bush, Maybe Tomorrow

If you grew up hearing that theme song, you’re welcome for the earworm.

If the show left the same impression on you, perhaps you also share in my reflections on the customs of that furry cur. Befriending new...