248. Chair Meetings Confidently: Business English Phrases on Autopilot to Reduce Stress and Nerves

Do you worry thinking about English meetings you have to chair? You want it to go well but you're overthinking everything - what phrases you need to use. What's the best way to welcome people? How to manage if people talk for too long? How to summarise at the end? Let me help take some of the stress off your plate. In today's episode I am going to train you on 17 phrases you can use in a special lesson preview from my soon to be re-opened Confidence Booster Toolkit. 220+ lessons for senior managers to build their confidence learning natural and advanced business phrases on autopilot in 5 minutes a day. You don't need to reinvent the wheel everytime you have meetings. Learn these phrases on autopilot and you can reduce your stress and worry and focus your energy elsewhere.The Confidence Booster Toolkit is now closed.  Sign up here to find out first when my new courses are available. Come and Say HelloLinkedInQuestions, thoughts or just want to say hello? Come and find me on LinkedIn.The Friday NewsletterJoin Just One ThingOne useful thing to help you communicate more confidently at work. Every Friday.Episode TranscriptsRead the Episode TranscriptsGo back over the language, examples and ideas from each episode.Little ExtrasAnna’s Little Confidence Boost PlaylistMy favourite songs for when I need a little confidence boost. No guarantees, but you might like them too.Anna, What Books Should I Read?My tried-and-tested Confident Business English reading list.Work With MeInterested in Working Together?I only work with a small number of 1:1 clients at a time so I can keep the coaching highly personalised. Places are limited and often fully booked, but you can join the interest list to be the first to hear when a space opens up.Fancy Buying Me a Coffee?Buy Me a CoffeeIf Confident Business English is helping you communicate more confidently at work, you can buy me a coffee and support the time, work and caffeine that go into keeping the podcast going.