Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges

[@edoneill3379]

She knows her thesis so well that even her hair color and dress match with the slides and project presence . Bravo

[@maxharlan2565]

My favorite bit is the correlation between power poses and leadership positions and qualities. It would be an interesting long term study where groups who were trained in powerposing were compared to those who weren't as far as their career advancement is concerned.

[@btmj2023]

I love that you used our NZ All black Haka as an example. What you said was spot on

[@Cocoloves-boba]

This is one of the best talks about Presence

[@mimisetonmusic1151]

Fabulous, Amy. Very much the kind of information I use when teaching performers. Also relates to the practice of NLP, of course. I love hearing more Science about brain-body relationships. I would have expected all that you have found.

[@oliver-ts4so]

Thank you Amy

[@seclista]

Great Channel This is a treasure

[@someone_weird9]

am I the only one who didnt get it when she said: this is my husband, he was in Australia and I was in The US...anyway we're not married he is in The US!! what does that mean???

[@IAMShan-y2v]

They are now married.

[@carolinathatcher]

They are married in Australia

[@huazhang6843]

pretty cool

[@lawoman608]

Girl, put that water bottle down. That is not any part of power pose 💖

[@danajohnson3910]

I wish she'd set the cup down

[@pinkowbs]

Dana Johnson In her book she talks about holding something like a pen or a pointer in your hands to help with your posture.

[@jackjumna5366]

Great talk. Just a small thing, the hair on the eye was a bit distracting. Good job though.

[@jlctaggart]

Being America-centric, Amy Cuddy missed the opportunity to use former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's gunslinger pose of the late 70s-early 80s.

[@Damesanglante]

Pierre-Elliot Trudeau was a psychopath. She was right about not using that trash human being.

[@tha1ne]

but dana carney tho...

[@brabushdgaming7031]

Im 20 times smarter than this