Tips for Introverted Leaders to Speak Up and Be Heard in Meetings

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from Quietly Visible · host Carol Stewart

The way that most workplace meetings are conducted don't allow for the preference introverts have for thinking and processing information before speaking. Being put on the spot can be challenging. This can bring on fear and anxiety about speaking in meetings and as a result, the value that they can add doesn't happen. In this episode I share tips which will help you to speak up and be heard.

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