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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 12 MIN

056 I How to Speak Up in Meetings Without Second - Guesing Yourself

from Communication Skills for Working Women Podcast:Effective Communication, Healthy Relationships, Direct Communication · host Elizabeth Amorino, Certified Coach and Facilitator; Rosemay Webster, Licensed Therapist, PhD Candidate

Connect with us at:  [email protected] Rosemay Webster on LinkedIn Elizabeth Amorino on LinkedIn We'd LOVE to hear from you. Episode Title: How to Speak Up in Meetings Without Second-Guessing Yourself What You’ll Learn: Why second-guessing stops you from speaking up How to move from thought → speech faster What to say when you’re unsure How to stay clear even when doubt shows up Go-To Phrases: 👉 “I want to add something here.” 👉 “One thought I have is…” 👉 “I’m not fully sure—but here’s what I’m seeing…” 👉 “That’s the main point I wanted to share.” Action Step: Speak once early in your next meeting using a simple entry phrase. Connect with us: [email protected]  

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