You didn’t lose your voice—you just stopped using it. 
This episode takes a torch to the self-silencing habit: the apologies, emojis, and disclaimers we use to keep everyone comfy while we disappear. Learn how to trade “digestible” for authentic—one sentence sooner, one notch louder, one brave choice at a time.

You didn’t lose your voice—you just stopped using it. This episode takes a torch to the self-silencing habit: the apologies, emojis, and disclaimers we use to keep everyone comfy while we disappear. Learn how to trade “digestible” for authentic—one sentence sooner, one notch louder, one brave choice at a time.

97: Stop Being “Digestible”

While the focus of our podcast is leadership, the foundation is on the impact communication has across all relationships.  Our podcast is a no-holds-barred exploration of myth and method, risk and reward, hell and hope, idiocy and ideas, ouchies and opportunities, do’s and don’ts, fear and fearlessness.  

It is our hope that you’ll leave each episode with a new perspective to consider, a different way of thinking about something, a rabble-rousing approach to solving a problem, or a realization that how you impact the people around you directly correlates to the results you achieve in business and in life.

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While the focus of our podcast is leadership, the foundation is on the impact communication has across all relationships. Our podcast is a no-holds-barred exploration of myth and method, risk and reward, hell and hope, idiocy and ideas, ouchies and opportunities, do’s and don’ts, fear and fearlessness. It is our hope that you’ll leave each episode with a new perspective to consider, a different way of thinking about something, a rabble-rousing approach to solving a problem, or a realization that how you impact the people around you directly correlates to the results you achieve in business and in life.

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