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How to speak naturally without notes or prompts

Have you ever marvelled at speakers who effortlessly captivate their audience without a single cue card or PowerPoint slide in sight?  Wondered how they seem to seamlessly weave through their presentations, engaging the audience every step of the way?  It's not some...

How to be remembered for your ideas

As I stood backstage at the Brighton Dome in 2017, my heart raced with fear.  Just 24 hours prior, I had received the unexpected opportunity to present a TEDx talk. The nerves were palpable, the stage was enormous and my mind was clouded with doubts and panic. Little...

Being a woman in business in 2024

It was International Women’s Day last Friday, and it’s been an honour to be invited to contribute my views in conversations online and in the media.  It’s given me a chance to reflect on my own journey and those of the women I support both in the corporate world and...

Overcoming rejection: Zoe Cross’s Inspiring TEDx Journey

In a world where every expression and every gesture counts, what happens when your ability to show your feelings through facial expressions is limited?  Zoe Cross, an international award-winning keynote speaker, author and coach, gives us a profound answer. In the...

How to crack the TEDx code in 2024

Get my help to land the TEDx gig of your dreams Last week I delivered my cracking the TEDx code workshop and it gave me such a buzz to support the people who attended to start to shape their ideas worth spreading and look at potential events to apply to. If you’d like...
How to share your ideas and expertise in 2024

How to share your ideas and expertise in 2024

I’ve been reflecting on the 121 client work I’ve carried out this year and am always inspired by the breadth and depth of the topics and areas of expertise I work on with my clients.  They’ve included: Writing and delivering corporate paid keynotes, lunch and learns,...

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How to make your first 100k in B2B sales

How to make your first 100k in B2B sales

One of the things that I really value is my time.  I don’t have a great deal of it as a single parent to two kiddies and a business to run, so I have to really make it work for me.  One of the reasons I left the corporate world was because I wanted to have that...

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