About AmyK Hutchens
AmyK Hutchens is an international, award-winning speaker and author of the Amazon bestseller, GET IT: Five Steps to the Sex, Salary and Success You Want. AmyK shares with entrepreneurs, go-getters and influencers how to be Master Communicators.
More From AmyK Hutchens
Success
How Preparation and Role-Playing Can Help You Become a Brilliant Communicator
Use these steps to prepare yourself for those tough conversations you don't want to have, but need to have.
Crisis Management
4 Quick Tips for Sheltering Your Relationship While You Shelter in Place
Start by communicating your feelings clearly and without absolutes.
Leadership
The 3 Questions Entrepreneurs Should Ask Before Making Tough Decisions
Everyone experiences self-doubt, but there's no need to panic when faced with hard choices.
Success
The Argument for Hustling That Entrepreneurs Always Win (But Should Lose)
Convincing ourselves that non-stop hustle and 24/7 grinding is the path to success could be the biggest roadblock we face.
Growth Strategies
3 Tips to Turn Tough Conversations Into Profitable Ones
How might we learn how to say no?
Leadership
What's Worse Than a Micromanager? Meet the 'Lawnmower' Leader
Stepping in to solve your team members' problems robs them of the opportunity to develop crucial skills.
Company Culture
4 Behaviors Leaders Must Model to Build a Culture of Trust
Ask for help when you need it and offer help without judging when asked.
Stress Management
4 Strategies to Survive the Entrepreneurial Roller Coaster
Take control by choosing how you'll cope with stress, reset your focus and avoid burnout so you can achieve your long-term goals.
Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs Need to Count Their Words to Make Their Words Count
Words influence thoughts. Thoughts influence behaviors. Behaviors influence results.
Personal Improvement
These 2 Questions Will Help You Recognize When 'Good Enough' Really Is
Confident people strive for excellence. Insecure people fixate on perfection.
Problem Behaviors
An Entrepreneur's Secret Weapon: the Right Question
The 'right question' always means the bigger, badder, better, bolder one.
critical thinking
Use This Simple Math Problem to Kick Critical Thinking Into High Gear
Engage your brain -- and those of your employees -- with this (seemingly) easy addition problem.
