The Pros/Cons of Community Involvement and Work-Life Balance.
The last few weeks have been pretty theoretical and a lot of focus has been on work in some form. This week I want to focus on the balance part…
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Dr. Paul Artale is a motivational speaker, researcher, and presentation coach who helps phenomenal people tell phenomenal stories. As a Toastmaster, Paul earned the prestigious Accredited Speaker designation; a designation only 87 people have earned in Toastmasters history.
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What’s the Deal with Comp Time?
ave you ever had that crazy workweek where your contracted 40 hours turns into 60? Have you ever been comforted by the fact that the extra time you put in…
The 5 Elements of Successfully Working from Home
Working from home can be both a blessing and a curse. On one hand you don’t have to worry about traffic, subway lines, forgetting (insert object) at home, or being…
The Chili Factor: Keeping Your Sanity in Toxic Work Environments
It wasn’t the greatest place to work. The pay was miniscule, my resources were limited, and in recent months the president of the company invaded my personal space, revamped the…
THE MIXED MARTIAL ARTS APPROACH TO BECOMING AN AMAZING SPEAKER
I remember watching the very first Ultimate Fighting Championship Pay-Per-Views as achild. As a young teenager who was dedicated to studying karate (most days) I loved the idea ofa bunch…
The One Rule All Public Speakers Must Follow
For the past three weeks I have been immersing myself in the study of public speakers. I commute for over 2 hours a day and have used that time to listen…
WHAT BECOMING AN ACCREDITED SPEAKER MEANS FOR ME (AND YOU)
In August of 2019 I was blessed to be named only the the 84th Accredited Speaker by Toastmasters International. I will be honest and say I spent a few days…
Looking at Work-Life from a Results-Based Perspective
“I would love to offer more flexibility, but I need people onsite to get work done.” This is one of the most common statements I hear when managers attend one…