268 | How to be an excellent verbal communicator without having to be 100% perfect

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Recorded26 Sep 2023

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If you want to be a highly effective verbal communicator, today’s episode is for you. You might think you need to always sound super crisp and super polished in order to communicate effectively - but in this episode I’m going to show you why that isn’t true, and help you see that releasing the pressure to sound perfect will actually help you be MORE effective in the long run. If you’re ready to elevate your verbal communication *without* being a perfectionist about it, then I think you’re gonna love this one. Enjoy! P.S. To join the waitlist for The Art of Speaking Up Academy, head here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

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