253 | How to make a strong impression on executives when you speak

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Recorded27 Jun 2023

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The more you impress leaders & executives when you speak, the more it benefits your career. Many people think that impressing executives when you speak is super hard, but when you know exactly what they need to hear to feel SOLD on you and the work you do - it actually becomes quite easy. In this week’s episode I’m cutting through ALL the fluff and helping you laser in on one small, bite-sized tweak that will make your communication wildly compelling to an executive audience. I want you speaking in a way that has them remembering you, and that benefits you for the rest of your career. Let’s dive in! P.S. To grab the 3 minute meeting makeover, head over to: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/freeresources/

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