The best leaders aren’t necessarily the ones people follow blindly. They’re the ones people follow willingly and eagerly. They’re the people who understand how personal connection stems not simply from the words we say, but from the physical & emotional cues we display! It's time to learn why everyone, especially those in leadership, can’t afford to be cueless.


In this engaging 50-min keynote, your audience will laugh, (possibly gasp!) and learn exactly what their bodies are saying when their mouths stop moving.

With an ear-catching and eye-catching experience, audiences will learn:

Survival of the best communicators is less about words & more about how you make others feel (spoiler alert, it involves nonverbal cues!)
Survival of the best communicators is less about words & more about how you make others feel (spoiler alert, it involves nonverbal cues!)

Success is truly for master communicators who use both their mouths and body to convey connection The key charisma factor to making any new connection memorable (hello there, charisma!) The secret body language tools you can use to sign more clients (& make more $)


About Kristin:

I equipped myself with a BA degree in Psychology and graduated college determined to make a difference in the world. I headed straight for the nonprofit world and I stayed there for 25+ years!
My work as a body language trainer developed from working with adults with disabilities. I held a variety of positions but working as a Live-in Manager at a group home with five intellectually disabled men was the perfect training ground for understanding nonverbal communication. I quickly discovered being able to read body language was a game changer! Being able to anticipate needs and behaviors was both helpful and just plain smart. It wasn’t until I was asked to be an employee trainer, however, that I became serious about studying body language because standing in front of a group did not come naturally to me!

Cue dramatic music.

And so it began.

My love of nonverbal communication grew, and I eventually became a certified body language trainer. And the more I learned, the more confident and influential I became. Students leaned in while I was talking, other instructors started asking what I was doing, I was told I had presence, and I eventually was asked to run the training department.
I had finally found the secret decoder ring that had eluded me for so many years.
And then one day, the company’s leadership changed.
I no longer felt valued, and I learned quickly how not communicating well with others can affect everything. In less than a year, I walked away from the only job I had known.
I’m an avid people watcher, book aficionado, and a lover of learning (yes, most of the books I read are non-fiction), and I have emerged as a woman ready to help others sharpen their soft skills and build charisma using the science of body language.
My grandpa used to say “We’re all quirky different so you better know how to relate”. I agree; we need to connect and communicate with all kinds! This, of course, requires a solid foundation in body language and people skills, along with a dash of finesse.


I’m up for the challenge and am ready to spill the jar of secret sauce with kind-hearted and driven folks.