Check out the full Episode 47 that addresses the listener question about how to speak up during meetings at work.

Speaking up is complicated. There are hundreds of factors that go into moments before, during, and after you speak up that determines how, when, where, and whether you speak up again and under what circumstances.

Speaking up at work should be about sharing ideas, framing and making decisions, inviting critical discussions. But not everyone is OK with sharing out in the open, and that needs to be OK. There are other ways to speak up. What’s important is you ARE speaking up.

Check it out, then browse through my show’s website, AskChrista.com to review other episodes where I review listener questions, answer with practical tips that work, then offer additional resources you can learn from in the show notes!
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