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 share why feedback often fails and how small shifts—asking permission, naming the situation, and ending with a question—turn critique into growth. Stories, scripts, and practical habits show how to build trust, not fear, and create a culture where feedback is safe. • separating behavior from identity in feedback • tone, timing and setting as delivery levers • asking permission before giving input • using questions to invite self-reflection and ownership • positive reinforce...
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...
