298. Don’t Break Your Flow! Clarify the Business Words That Make You Hesitate

298. Don’t Break Your Flow! Clarify the Busin...

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328. One Business Verb. Seven Meanings. More Confidence.

Confidence isn't built by memorising vocabulary lists. In this episode, you'll learn seven meanings of an essential business verb for senior managers through a real-world story, making the language easier to understand, remember and use at work. Enjoy! Anna GET MY FRIDAY NEWSLETT ...  Show more

327. The Realities of Speaking English at Work: 3 Things That Knock Your Confidence (And What to Do About It)

Lots of different things can knock your confidence as a senior manager. Sometimes it's a comment, a specific experience presentation, or even a particular colleague that makes you feel less confident. In this episode, I share three real examples from recent coaching sessions and ...  Show more

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