297 | Things people get wrong about assertive communication (part 1)

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Assertive communication is an essential skill for elevating into leadership positions, and yet, it’s one of the top things I see my clients struggle with. In today’s episode, I’m sharing the #1 thing I see people get wrong about assertive communication, and showing you why assertiveness isn’t about being aggressive. If you’re someone who wants to figure out how to be assertive without being overly forceful, this episode will help you breath a sigh of relief and show you that it is indeed possible to be assertive in a way that’s totally authentic. To enroll in The Art of Speaking Up Academy, click here: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

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