POP TV with Melissa Lewis – Episode 15
Does Your Image reflects your overall leadership style? In this week's episode of POP TV I’m talking about the last behavioural characteristic of Executive Style, your Image. Your Image is a perception others have of you. It'sone of the first things people
POP TV with Melissa Lewis – Episode 14
Being authentic impacts our executive style and overall presence. When someone is authentic it’s about being real, genuine, transparent and sincere in one’s relations and interactions with others. Often, we judge a person's authenticity by the passion and commitment they have
Is your wardrobe working for you? 5 top tips towards a polished, professional wardrobe
Does your wardrobe complement the exceptional woman that you are or is it holding you back? Are you tired of wearing the same old clothes? Imagine feeling excited about getting dressed every morning. Imagine waking up to a wardrobe that truly reflects who
Be Accountable For Your Future Growth
Never rely on others for your success. Instead, take ownership of where you’re going, how you’re going to get there, and whatever tools you may need to help you along the way. From personal experience, this attitude in life has only
Executive Presence: What Is It? Do You Have It? Can We Measure It?
As you move forward in your career, you stand on an even bigger stage. What got you here in the first place – a combination of technical skills, business acumen and drive to succeed - will only take you so
Welcome to POP TV with Melissa Lewis
I’m excited to announce the launch of the Principles of Presence® TV show that we are calling POP TV for short.
Presence – Overcoming Challenges
After working with so many women to establish strong personal brands, I’ve noticed a trend when it comes to the challenges that typically prevent women from getting to the next level. Here are three things I’ve noticed. Do any resonate with
Elevate Your Executive Presence – 5 Tips To Stepping It Up At The Work Christmas Party
What happens at the work Christmas party stays at the work Christmas party, right