Ask for Help
It may be hard to know in the moment if you’re oversharing. A fresh perspective can offer insight. Ask a trusted colleague or advisor to provide insights into how you’re meeting your goal of talking less and listening more.
While it’s important to share your point of view, it’s critical to know when and how. Experiment with some or all of these tactics to make sure your input is being heard.
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Spending a large amount of time with someone literally causes you to pick up their habits. Choose your friends wisely.
Talk in meetings in a better way.
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