About Shawn Doyle
Shawn Doyle is a professional speaker, author and executive coach. He is the president of New Light Learning & Development, a company that specializes in training and leadership-development programs.
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Keeping Connected
5 Pro Tips for Virtual Presentations
Use these tips for your videoconference presentations, and you'll wow your audience every time.
Leadership
The 3 Pillars of Great Presentations
Advice from a professional speaker about captivating attention.
Leadership
9 Critical Questions About Employee Development
Every business leader can benefit from knowing the answers.
Growth Strategies
10 Top Techniques for a Terrific 2020
How to ensure you and your business have a healthy and prosperous new year.
Hiring
6 Steps for Hiring the Right People to Build Effective Teams
Success starts with interviewing and hiring well.
Leadership
9 Simple Techniques Any Leader Can Use to Show Employees Appreciation
Dramatically increase morale and motivation, and success will follow.
Leadership
To Be a Great Leader, Be a Great Talent Manager
Six creative ways to build the team you need for the future.
Leadership
The Lost Leadership Art of Positive Feedback
A simple plan for giving your team constructive compliments that boost productivity.
Leadership
Critical Thinking Is the Skill Many Leaders Lack
And it might be your most overlooked competitive advantage.
Stress Management
It's Called 'Stress Management' for a Reason
Consider these tools for reducing the daily stress of being an entrepreneur -- like choosing whether to let stress get to you.
Employee Morale
Simple Techniques for Boosting Morale That Many Leaders Miss. Are You One of Them?
'I am not going to compliment you for something we pay you to do,' this contributor once heard from his manager. Yikes.
Public Speaking
5 Myths About Presenting and How Overcoming Them Can Increase Your Impact
Give great presentations by ignoring the conventional wisdom.
Public Speaking
Wringing the Fear out of Public Speaking
Simple tips will help you feel comfortable -- starting with how you should turn off that worried voice inside your head.