Is Weak Language Powerful for Women? | Ideas in English for Advanced Listening Practice

🎙️ Is Weak Language Powerful for Women” (E90)? This episode has been brewing for quite some time. It's a vast topic, full of nuance, and in the end, I offer a summary of the subject with the help of two resources, attached in the show notes. You'll hear: Examples of weak language  The difference between aggressive and assertive language tones Why women generally benefit from the use of tentative language How we might move forward in the workplace by being both assertive and warm There’s a lot to unpack, so have a listen, review and explore the additional links, and let me know what YOU think. As always, I’ll highlight advanced English language (C1/C2) along the way. Hear You Go gives intermediate and advanced English learners a space to think, learn, and connect in English.   Links to go further: Adam Grant article (behind a paywall):  Opinion | How Women’s ‘Weak Language’ Is a Source of Strength - The New York Times Women at Work podcast: To Get What You Want, Be Both Assertive and Warm Book Review of Likable Badass by Alison Fragale: The Art and Science of Becoming A ‘Likeable Badass’   Get in touch: ⏰  To work with me 1:1, add your name to the waitlist. 📥 Do you get my newsletter? It’s really the best way to hear from me. You can also follow me on Instagram. 🎶 Amos the Transparent provides my theme song. They're an awesome group of talented musicians. Give them some love and check out their music.  Please share the podcast and spread the knowledge!