Hi there, Happy Friday. Let’s play a quick game. Read these three sentences and notice your gut reaction - which one sounds clear, confident or both? No overthinking.
Sentence A:
“I just wanted to share a few thoughts here. Happy to be wrong, but maybe we could explore this direction?”
Last week, a client shared something with me that resonated hard and I want to share it with you because I think it’s incredibly common. After a meeting last week where they FINALLY spoke up, they shared that they replayed a single sentence in their head for hours. Not the whole meeting, n...
For most of my career, I believed something that sounded noble but quietly held me back - If my work is good enough, it will speak for itself. And to be fair, my work was good. I met deadlines, I followed through, I did all the things, and I did them well.
I’m not big on New Year’s resolutions, and I’m definitely not here to tell you how to become the “best version of yourself” at work. Most of us don’t need more self-improvement advice. We actually need fewer things that make our jobs harder than they already are.
