410 | The one overlooked pivot that helps you speak up powerfully at work

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Do you want to stop holding yourself back and start speaking up more frequently (and confidently) at work? If you’ve been prepping what to say and learning communication frameworks - only to continue feeling intimidated when the spotlight’s on you - then you must listen to today’s episode. Today I’m explaining why you keep getting stuck, and teaching you one subtle but wildly effective shift to help you develop a confident voice that grows your impact and furthers your career path. Enrollment for The Art of Speaking Up Academy is open - click here to apply: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/academy/

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