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Your camera turns on. And immediately, something changes. Your energy drops. Your voice flattens. The confidence you carry in a room does not follow you through the screen. I have seen this happen to some of the most capable leaders I have worked with. Executives who command a boardroom. Directors who inspire in person. The moment the video call starts, something gets lost. It is not your fault. Nobody taught you how to lead through a screen. You were handed a laptop and a Zo

There is something powerful about watching a leader transform through a screen. Last week, I coached an executive who froze every time her camera turned on. Brilliant strategist. But on video calls with her global team, she disappeared. Her voice flattened. Her energy dropped. Her presence vanished. Three months later, she leads international meetings with command. Her team feels her energy through the screen. What changed? She learned that virtual leadership presence   is no