In this episode of "Living While Leading," host Sharon Ehrlich discusses the common practice of over-apologizing among women executives.

Discover how frequent apologies can erode confidence and authority in the workplace. Explore the underlying reasons for excessive apologizing and gain practical strategies for transforming apologies into assertive communication.

Tune in to discover how to regain your authority and assert your power without resorting to unnecessary apologies.

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Sharon Ehrlich is a leadership strategist who turns stalled teams and overwhelmed leaders into high-impact performers, one conversation, one workshop, one coaching session at a time.

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