The Noble Publishing Superpower that is my employer regularly schedules teleseminars with authors and thought leaders around the world.

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If that isn't cool enough, they mail you a complimentary copy of the author's book prior to the teleseminar.  Even when the book is published by a competitor.

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Aren't the peeps at NPS swell?

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About a month ago, I noticed an email announcement that Marshall Goldsmith would present a talk around his book, <strong><em>Mojo:  How to Get It, How to Keep It, How to Get It Back If You Lose It. </em></strong>The email captured my attention not only because "mojo" is one of my favorite words (type it in the search engine of my blog and watch the posts add up), but also because I've heard of Mr. Goldsmith's book a few times now in the past couple of years.  I pay attention when this sort of thing happens.

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I excitedly logged on to the teleseminar on the morn of Cinco de Mayo.  Olé!  I dissed my former bloggy plans of imbibing Mexican food and margaritas for Mo Mojo.

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I'm so glad that I did.

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Marshall Goldsmith is an extraordinary presenter, speaker and coach.  As a former theatre dork, I am a pretty tough critic when it comes to presentations.  I'm all about stage presence, and presenting on a virtual stage (in this case, <em>solely </em>over the phone!) is a tough act indeed.

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When you are the King of Mojo, it's apparently a walk in the park.

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Mr. Goldsmith defines Mojo as...

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that positive spirit

towards what we are doing

now

that starts from the inside

and radiates to the outside