Show Up and Shine: Simple steps to boost your confidence and charisma

You meet someone new and in a matter of seconds they make up their mind about you. They’re responding to your Presence: what people see when they look at you, what they hear when you speak, and how they feel when they’re around you. If you’re not thrilled with the responses you’re getting – if you don’t attract clients the way you’d like to … if you didn’t get the promotion you wanted … if you don’t make the money you ought to be making – it may very well be because you’re missing that powerful presence. The good news is: you can change the way you’re perceived. And THAT can change everything. In Show Up and Shine, Catherine Johns explains in practical, concrete ways, how to use your body and your voice to create more confidence. You’ll discover how to increase your charisma so you become more magnetic in business and in your personal life. This book addresses specific issues that confront women, habits that have been ingrained in girls for generations, barriers that keep females from playing full out. Read it. Practice the Action Steps. And learn how to shine.

Catherine Johns has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs build their business face-to-face. Whether that means networking, speaking engagements, sales presentations, or all of the above, Catherine's clients get more magnetic so they attract more business.

Midwesterners remember Catherine from Chicago radio — as a news anchor and reporter, talk show host, and morning show side-chick at WLS and later at WJMK-fm.

Moving into the business world, she became a communication skills coach and trainer, helping professionals capture the attention of an audience, be it seven people or 700.

In addition to individual coaching, Catherine offers Speak for Success Workshops and keynotes, delighting business groups, professional associations, and women's organizations.

Whatever the format or forum, Catherine's committed to helping professionals develop their personal presence, change the way they come across in business situations ... and improve the results they get.

Catherine lives in a classic Chicago bungalow with her husband Frank. She relishes the connections she maintains on Facebook — and in real life. And she likes to turn things upside down every now and then. Catherine learned how to do a headstand in her fifties.