Karin Reed

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935 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Speaker Dynamics | Leadership, Communication & Public Speaking · EP62: Presenting to Senior Leaders: How to Cut Someone Off Without Being Rude · 11 Aug 2026 podcast

And we're actually going to be talking about that in a couple of slides later. voice-verified

So let me continue on. voice-verified

And then at that point, you just continue with the story that you want to tell. voice-verified

Because here's the thing: you know, you can't let them take control of that conversation because you have a job to do, and you have to make sure that you voice-verified

You get through your message in its entirety. voice-verified

Now it may not be exactly the way you had planned, but whenever somebody you know makes a comment, asks a question that you had not planned on having come into the dialogue whatsoever, you might think, okay, this is the time when I need to just completely stop what I was doing and take a left turn. voice-verified

Instead, what I would consider it to be is a speed bump so that you are able to slow down and let them talk a little bit, but then you're going to continue down the road that you had planned. voice-verified

But you do that by saying, Yeah, I hear you. voice-verified

I I I can understand what you're saying, and that's a really good point. voice-verified

And we're going to get to that, but I'm not going to give you a chance for a follow-up because I'm going to keep voice-verified

Moving in the direction that I want to move in. voice-verified

So paraphrase what they just said and then pivot to what you wanted to talk to. voice-verified

That is a great way to be able to kind of exert some control in the room with senior leaders, even if you feel like you don't have much seniority in the room. voice-verified

You're the person who is the lowest on the totem pole. voice-verified

You still have a job to do, you're there for a reason. voice-verified

So the second way that I would apply paraphrase and pivot. voice-verified

is if you are moderating a panel discussion. voice-verified

So say that you have like five people who are up on stage and you know they all have valid opinions and insights to share. voice-verified

But you also know that there's one person who loves to hear the sound of their own voice. voice-verified

And if you give them the floor, they're just gonna walk all over it for as long as they possibly can, unless you do something about it. voice-verified

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