Episode 88. Speaking Hacks for Neurodiverse Minds

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Recorded15 May 2023

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Do you ever find yourself over-explaining yourself or hyper fixating on minor mistakes after a presentation? Yep. Me too and it’s a more and more frequent conversation I’m having with neurodiverse people in my Impactful Presenters Program. In this episode, I explore some neurodiverse traits and how they affect your speaking confidence. I share valuable insights on overcoming the challenges of over-explaining, accepting and managing your tendency to ramble, as well as addressing hyper-fixation and embracing your unique traits to land your message and make a positive impact. Head over to the Speaking with Confidence Facebook Group for the CBT resources mentioned in this episode, and powerful questions you can ask to reframe un-useful thoughts.

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