They walk into the boardroom and the room shifts. Not because of rank. Because of presence.
Executive presence isn't about commanding attention. It's about earning respect.
The Foundation
Calm confidence. Clear vision. Consistent character.
They listen more than they speak. When they speak, people listen.
Their handshake is firm but warm. Their eye contact is direct but not intimidating.
They dress for the role they want, not the role they have.
Under pressure, they remain composed. In uncertainty, they provide clarity.
Executive presence is built in moments when no one is watching.
They remember names. They ask thoughtful questions. They follow through on commitments.
Their body language speaks before they do. Shoulders back. Head up. Movements deliberate.
They own their mistakes. They share their victories. They invest in others' success.
In meetings, they facilitate rather than dominate. In conflicts, they mediate rather than escalate.
Their presence doesn't demand attention. It commands respect.
Start small. Be consistent. Lead by example.
The executive suite isn't a destination. It's a mindset.
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