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One of the questions I get most often is, “How do I transition?”
There always comes that awkward moment in a presentation where you’re not sure how to start the next bit of content. In this podcast episode I share the one thing you’re doing too much of and two things that can help you transition like a pro. Give this episode a listen to transition with ease in any presentation!
So many of my clients have old communication rules they bring into my office.
Things like, "Never turn your back to the audience." Or, "Always make eye contact." The problem is, communication rules don't serve you. Great communication is all about timing. What are your communication rules? Give this podcast a listen to learn why you should think about leveling up. 
There is one trial skill that will take your trial practice to the next level. Mastering this skill has the capacity to change almost everything.
Want to know what it is? Gotta give this episode a listen. You might be surprised. 
What does it mean to "own the space?"
And further, why is that important? You might be surprised to learn it takes very little to communicate you are in command of the space. Give the podcast a listen to find out how to command the space, and why it's important you do. You can listen on iTunes or on your preferred podcast app. 
Does body language really make a difference in trial?
You bet it does. If you want to change your results, you must change your body language. Great communicators not only have a variety of ways of communicating, they know what skill to use when. Give the podcast a listen to find out why body language is so important and how you can be more purposeful in your own communication. 
You should always make eye contact, right?
Wrong. We attempt to continually make eye contact because of what we think it means. But what if you were wrong about what eye contact communicates nonverbally? Give the podcast a listen to find out what eye contact really means, and how you can be more systematic. 
Are you a good listener? In order to grow as a high performance trial attorney, you MUST be a good listener.
Most people, when they think of “listening,” they only think of one kind. Would you be surprised to find out there are actually THREE types of listening? If you really want to get good at voir dire, you have to tune in to the other two types. Give the podcast a listen to dive into all three types. 
Do you want to become a high performing trial attorney?
Then you must master nonverbal communication. Nonverbal mastery isn't something "nice" to have or a cool gimmick. It's essential. Give the podcast a listen to find out what nonverbal intelligence is, why you need to be more purposeful in your nonverbal communication, the three components of a message and more! 
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Your HostSari de la Motte is the host of "From Hostage to Hero." She has been dubbed the "Attorney Whisperer" because of her unique ability to help attorneys communicate their true selves. 
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