Linda Peck - Leadership & Excellence For Impact

I am an architect of high- level communication skills using techniques drawn from psychology, neuroscience,
movement mindfulness arts( Tai chi), and mime to create an innovative interactive presentation. Mime is the ultimate in non-verbal abilities and learning through Mime gesture offers a high definition of non-speaking vocabulary.
As a participant, you will learn about communicating in the box but seeing through it understanding people on another level. You will work on negotiation strategies, moving mindfulness techniques for workplace wellness and built-in leadership enhancements.
Together we are interactive living powerpoints.
I work with your Executives, Managers Employees, Professors, and Administrators to expand ideas and bring about scalable productivity.
As an agile coach I will help your workplace bounce forward not back. Highly effective communication skills are imperative in this zoom economy. I would like to have a zoom meeting with you.
I will bring the coffee.
I can present from 1-4 hour professional development training depending on need and budget.

" Thank you Linda for bringing your highly unusual presentation to CNN/WarnerMedia. As I mentioned I am from another culture and found your work not only fascinating but useful. I hope you will come again to work with us.
Ammar Al Badran Associate Producer CNN Worldwide

Linda Peck, M.Ed. Certified Mindfulness- Based Stress Reduction- Somatic Psychology, certified in Tai chi and a 2nd degree blackbelt, combines an eclectic background in Mime, Theatre, Asian practices
and Mind-Body research along with twenty years of practical experience in
Organizational Development ,Consulting, University Lecturing and Private Practice. In
her presentations ,Linda brings a refreshing, innovative approach to non-verbal
communication in human interaction, person perception and effective impression
that enhances our understanding of what we and the people we work with are saying
without speaking.
Linda Peck M.Ed. presents, “What’s That Supposed to Mean?”, a development program
exploring how to recognize non-verbal communication messages our bodies are
sending, and how those messages are being interpreted. Human interaction
communicates many nonverbal cues in the form of movements, body language,
expression and gesture.
Through enlightening exercises, entertaining anecdotes, cartoons and emoji’s,
employees will see how non-verbal cues can be used for powerful effect to help
resolve conflicts, provide accurate feedback, inspire and motivate others fostering
leadership. Mastering non-verbal communication methods can be a large professional
advantage in the (link hidden)e way we react to communications is vital, now more than ever.
I inspire new ways of seeing information, and bring in aha moments that result in productivity and scalabe efficiencies. Let me help your your workplace culture, with wellness techniques that can enhance
and bring a zeitgeist of knowledge and successful performance.

I am self contained, have my own sound system and lights.