par Marion chapsal | English, Women & Public Speaking
Uptalk, valley-girl voice, vocal-fry, nagging, girly, immature, whiny, too high-pitched, too low-pitched, too varied, too masculine,… too feminine? How exactly are women, especially women in professional roles, supposed to speak? I would like to continue here on...
par Marion chapsal | English, Women & Public Speaking
This is a message for you. Triggered by this entertaining and light pop song « Nothing ever happens », by the American singer and songwriter Rachel Platten. The kind of song that gets stuck in your head. Then I paid attention to the lyrics. And it makes pretty good...
par Marion chapsal | English, Leadership Presence, Women & Public Speaking
I often hear women complain about how invisible they feel. They will not be heard in a meeting, not seen during a networking event, not noticed by their colleagues, their boss, worse, not acknowledged for their contributions, not given any credit, nor promotion. On...
par Marion chapsal | English, Presentation skills, Women & Public Speaking
Hello everybody! I am back into blogging and feeling a bit clumsy. Like an elephant in a china shop…Some links are broken, some pages are invaded by weeds. It’s a real jungle. But I am writing again. Finding my own voice, even if it’s shaking. This...
par Marion chapsal | English, Women & Public Speaking
Why do I write about Vincent Cespedes? Because he’s a French Philosopher, has published a book called » Man, explained to women » and when I tweeted about him, here’s what I immediately got from my American friend Julie Daley: So, what did he say? On the...
par Marion chapsal | English, Leadership Presence, Women & Public Speaking
You remember how passionately I wrote about The Girl Effect? I am still as dedicated and supportive and also asking myself a few questions. Yesterday, Annie Q.Syed, @so_you_know on Twitter, sent me this tweet: After a few minutes wandering around @alanna_shaikh...
