Your nonverbal cues shape your credibility—here’s how | Cara Hale Alter | TEDxUofW

Have you ever felt misunderstood, knowing that your inner capabilities aren't translating to the outside world? With 25 years of experience studying nonverbal communication, expert and former Stanford instructor Cara Hale Alter breaks down the metrics behind "Visible Credibility." In this practical and engaging talk, she reveals how intentional adjustments to your posture and voice can help you uncover your blind spots and align your outward presence with your true self. Discover how to master these foundational skills so that your confidence, leadership, and competence are always immediately recognized by others. Having lectured at Harvard, Stanford, UCLA, and UC Berkeley, Cara Hale Alter's focus has always been the same: helping talented people make their credibility visible. After more than 25 years of research into how nonverbal communication shapes leadership presence, she has seen one truth repeat itself—ability alone isn’t enough if no one recognizes it.

As the founder of SpeechSkills and the author of The Credibility Code, she has trained teams at companies including Caterpillar, Google, Meta, PayPal, Pixar, Samsung, Schwab, and Uber to strengthen their leadership presence. In her workshops, she is known for delivering precise, actionable feedback with warmth and humor, and for helping people move from feeling overlooked to being fully seen.

On stage, Cara brings that same energy and authenticity; qualities that have earned her multiple national awards for public speaking and fueled her lifelong mission: helping others uncover the galaxy of potential that’s already within them.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx Receive SMS online on sms24.me

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