Speaking with Confidence with Cat Matson: communication coaching for humble leaders

Episode 50. The Not-So-Subtle Cost of Saying Too Much


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In our desire to establish authority and credibility, we can overload our presentations or conversations with information, data, story and details. Or our nerves or imposter syndrome can have us over-share, ramble and drown our audience in information
But that over-sharing can come at a cost.
In this episode I explore why we say too much, the professional cost of that data dumping and, how to stop it ... how to instead make your point, establish credibility and set yourself up for the next conversation.
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