Send us a text We break down a practical framework to talk to anyone with calm confidence, from first words to a graceful exit. Curiosity, micro-wins, and simple scripts turn shyness into momentum while advanced tools like pivots, pauses, and stories make you memorable. • conversations as bridges to opportunity, connection, influence • reframe shyness as learning rather than failing • three-part structure of opening, middle, closing • openers that invite stories not small talk • listening, m...
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Send us a text We break down a practical framework to talk to anyone with calm confidence, from first words to a graceful exit. Curiosity, micro-wins, and simple scripts turn shyness into momentum while advanced tools like pivots, pauses, and stories make you memorable. • conversations as bridges to opportunity, connection, influence • reframe shyness as learning rather than failing • three-part structure of opening, middle, closing • openers that invite stories not small talk • listening, m...
Send us a text We challenge the myth that “badass” means loud and fearless, and show how quiet courage, small acts, and steady action reshape identity. We lean on the confidence–competence loop, confront fear and people pleasing, and offer practical steps to build daily momentum. • redefining badass as alignment and quiet courage • small acts as evidence that rewires identity • confidence–competence loop as a practical engine • fear as growth signal, self-doubt as recycled voice • moving fro...
The Self-Help Podcast with Deepali Nagrani
Send us a text We break down a practical framework to talk to anyone with calm confidence, from first words to a graceful exit. Curiosity, micro-wins, and simple scripts turn shyness into momentum while advanced tools like pivots, pauses, and stories make you memorable. • conversations as bridges to opportunity, connection, influence • reframe shyness as learning rather than failing • three-part structure of opening, middle, closing • openers that invite stories not small talk • listening, m...
