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Imagine this.

You’re about to give a big talk. The curtains are down, the stage lights are warm, and your heart is racing. Out of nervous curiosity, you take a quick peek at the audience.

And what you see shocks you out of your wits.

What would you do?

Well, Brené Brown — the author of several bestsellers including ‘Dare to Lead’ — had this exact experience. And from it, she learned a lesson that’s as practical as it is powerful.

👉🏼 When you don’t know, ask.

Because a two-second question can save you from hours of stress, self-doubt, and even some very awkward moments.

It’s simple advice, but one we often forget — whether in meetings, with clients, or in front of an intimidating audience.

I unpack this story and lesson in this week’s episode of the StoryBank.

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