Find out if you are sabotaging your own chances of success. Corinne, shares some strategies to identify and overcome this fear of success and the language and cultural issues that could have an impact on the impression that you make on people.There are also tips for successful leaders that have someone playing small in their team.

In this solo show, Corinne shares six networking hacks including how not to sound like a garbled message from the FBI. She also shares how she helps her VIP clients to write and learn their elevator pitches.

In this short 10-minute solo show, Corinne reflects on how empathy empowers those around you to really reflect on and consider their situation.

This is a solo show where the questions are introduced with a little bit of background and some additional information, putting the questions into context in terms of building rapport, identifying the real problem, discovering what the impact will be and closing the sale. Corinne talks about the challenges of multilingual exchanges and how you can pose your questions in a way that is considerate of different language levels.

Kerstin Brandes is interviewed by Corinne, to find out how international sales can become more of an exciting experience than an excruciating one. Kerstin shares 5 tips for developing sustainable business relationships based on trust as a sales professional in international business. This is admittedly a slightly longer show but also a very enjoyable and inspiring one. If you're thinking of expanding overseas or attracting international clients, you'll get some valuable advice in this show.

Chris Croft and Corinne have two things in common, fear of horses and a love of chocolate. Listen to this show to find out how our success pivots around a lack of self-discipline and not enough assertiveness and discover how dedicated goal setting gets us beyond that dither and into delivery mode.

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Create a 'bucket list' of life goals and mark the top three with a star, put it where you can see it every day.

Chris Croft is a great online course creator and storyteller. He shares his analogy with some animals to talk about how our approach to goal setting and productivity - specifically achievement, enjoyment, efficiency and goals, affects how happy we feel in life. We talk about the work-life balance and why resigning is really the only option if you don't have the right balance. Join us for this fire side style chat, for a very British interview.

Given my experience of working predominantly on remote language learning projects over the last 20 years in a range of different industries, I share my tips and tricks for making sure that your working culture is compatible with remote working. I share my "family and friends feedback fable" about how we give feedback differently: You'll discover what you can do to gradually establish a team culture, which is emotionally more stable and hence better able to react to feedback and adapt to remote working - even at short notice.

There are some comments that are just bound to wind people up or annoy them. In Chapter 6 of the brilliant book Verbal Judo,11 phrases are introduced that you need to avoid. I also talk about why they can cause the conversation to breakdown and your relationships to weaken. In addition to sharing with you what the authors suggest and what you can say instead, I add a couple of examples of my own to put them into context. The tone of voice is mentioned too.

No doubt you will resonate with most of them and will be able to think about a situation in which these phrases have caused friction. I weave in some intercultural insights from my family life where my German Dad used to find such quick apologies very annoying.

Corinne Wilhelm talks to Ayla Adomat about the reasons why employers should explore recruiting from abroad, despite the bureaucracy. They discuss some of the problems that can hinder getting that all-important visa, where immigration laws are complex but not impossible. We talk about the value of managing expectations, about how body language and being open-minded makes a big difference, and how to prepare for your consulate interview with an elevator pitch.