E 219 - Holiday Encore: Positive Impressions and Executive Presence

Merry Christmas and happy holidays!!

Just in time for your travels, I've selected 3 episodes to re-release because they are JUST THAT GOOD. This is the 3rd of three :)

Welcome to episode #2 in the Supper Club Series!

This conversation spotlights publicist Patricia Mae Olson (@patricia_mae_olson), an influencer, owner of Piqued PR, podcaster, and member of the Supper Club, a group of high-end lifestyle business owners.

Patricia’s PR firm, Piqued PR operates in the suburbs of Philadelphia and offers public relations, social media management, influencer marketing, events for fashion and lifestyle brands.

Patricia Mae believes in decorating colorfully, entertaining in style, and dressing preppy with a twist.

The way you present yourself communicates to your audience, even before you open your mouth.

Learn about the connection between appearance and perception, and some high ROI tips to look your best.

In this chic and chatty episode we share some lovely jewels for you:

- How Instagram changed advertising and its audiences

- The Instagram mindset that can propel your career and/or business growth

- Introverts and others! Use social media to build your professional network

- Clothing makes you feel a certain way, leverage that strategically

- First impressions are largely shaped by the way you dress

- Whether male or female, choose accessories to elevate your look

- Nail that meeting with an intimidating audience (or television appearance)

This episode brought to you by The Practical Guide to Effective Communication: Get Recognized for the Value You Already Contribute by Laura Camacho, PhD.

WIth Speak Up communication training, individuals learn to enhance their executive presence, influence and confidence, refining their communication style to increase visibility and effectiveness in promotion opportunities. By honing communication skills and fostering a trusted advisor mindset, aspiring executives cultivate mastery in public speaking to engage audiences and beat imposter syndrome.