Kevin Abdulrahman

Public Speaking Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Author

Kevin Abdulrahman is a motivational speaker and a public speaking coach to CEOs, world leaders, politicians. He is the author of several books which have been translated into 30+ languages.

http://www.KevinAbdulrahman.org

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Growth strategies

How To Stay Motivated (Even When You Really Don't Want To)

If you want to achieve your goals, you need motivation. You need the desire to achieve, and the passion to work hard to get what you want.

Public speaking

How To Give An Awesome Presentation With Visual Aids

Using visual aids during a presentation does more than entertain the audience.

Public speaking

First Impressions: What You Need To Know About Body Language

The ability to accurately read and communicate through body language is crucial not only in business, but in personal relationships as well.

Negotiation

Seven Winning Negotiation Strategies For Any Situation

Negotiations are part of all human interactions. You can't avoid them, so you might as well learn to be good at them.

Lifestyle

How To Tell If Your Work Life Balance Is Messed Up

Take steps to establish a better work-life balance for yourself.

Productivity

How To Stop The Domino Effect of Bad Habits

You know by now that good habits are essential to your success. But what happens if you have a lot of negative habits?

Public speaking

Eight Basic Public Speaking Tips

If you want to supercharge your professional life, practice these basic tips before you move into more complicated public speaking techniques.

Personality

Why The Business World Needs Both Extroverts And Introverts

Introverts are typically internally focused, their "real world" is inside their head, whereas extroverts live primarily in the external world. These differences have a number of implications for functioning and for business.

Growth strategies

Six Things You Can Do To Get Over Yourself And, Well, Be Happy

We have this unspoken belief that it's everyone's right to be happy and that we should do everything in our power to actually be happy. But how many people actually achieve this aim?