156 - Knowing WHEN to Speak Up

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Speaking with Confidence with Cat Matson: communication coaching for humble leaders

Cat Matson

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If you ramble, lose your words or struggle to make yourself heard, this podcast is for you. This show is for humble leaders - public servants, corporate hippies & business owners - who want to speak up and be heard without sounding pushy or arrogant. I’m Cat Matson and I coach people to speak with authenticity and impact in ALL settings. Whether you want to lead your team better, host webinars, speak impactfully when put on the spot or start speaking on stage, this podcast will teach you how to collect your thoughts and confidently communicate with humility, authenticity, authority and impact.

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156 - Knowing WHEN to Speak Up

Speaking with Confidence with Cat Matson: communication coaching for humble leaders

13 minutes 28 seconds

4 months ago

156 - Knowing WHEN to Speak Up

In this episode of Speaking with Confidence, I’m discussing the importance of strategic communication and how to effectively contribute to conversations that matter.

I’ve been noticing my own ‘desire’ to contribute to ALL THE CONVERSATIONS, but actually, realising I need to focus on my own circle of influence and control, and the value of thoughtful contributions over mere opinions. The episode also touches on the challenges of moral outrage in the digital age, with an invitation to be mindful of your energy and impact.

Listen in to hear:

How being more strategic contribution can enhance your influence.
Why not every opinion needs to be shared; choose wisely.
How moral outrage can detract from meaningful dialogue.
Why it’s powerful to focus on areas where you can make a real impact.
How you can conserve energy for significant contributions.

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