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Nov 30, 2022 22 min

286: How I'm Still Learning to Express Myself Fully

from Stand Out Get Noticed Hosted by Christina Canters

Learning to communicate and express yourself is an ongoing process. There are so many elements to master, both from a mindset and technical perspective. And, in my experience, just when you think you've nailed a skill or got it figured out...something happens that makes you realise: 'Nope, I still have a way to go'! That happened to me, and I'm sharing my story on the podcast this week. Listen in to hear how I'm still learning to express myself fully. I hope it provides some inspiration to help you continue to work on yourself, continue to build your confidence, and continue to show up in the world in a way that is true to you. Show notes are at www.thecmethod.com/286. This has been Episode 286 of the Stand Out Get Noticed Podcast with Christina Canters. ABOUT CHRISTINA: I help ambitious professionals and teams achieve more confidence, influence and impact in the workplace through developing powerful public speaking and communication skills. TRAINING PROGRAMS: Want personalised training to take your or your team's communication and leadership to the next level? Click below to learn more about each training program: Group workshops: https://thecmethod.com/workshops Speaking and keynotes: https://thecmethod.com/speaking 1:1 Coaching: https://thecmethod.com/coaching

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