186 | Captivation: being masterful with your words and compelling your audience to listen (mastering meetings, part 4)

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Recorded17 May 2022

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Today’s episode continues the mini-series on standing out in meetings, and we’re covering one of the most essential communication skills: the ability to captivate your audience. Captivating your audience means using your words in a way that compels your audience to pay close attention to you. When you learn to do this, you become way more effective in the room – AND – your reputation as a powerful leader begins to grow. This may be one of the most important skills for your career – so definitely don’t skip this one. I hope you find it super useful! To learn more & enroll in The Art of Speaking Up Academy, head here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/ Thank you SO much for tuning in. XO Jess P.S. Want to get in touch? Shoot me an email at [email protected]

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