CLOSE THE DOOR: Five Ways to Walk Into a High Stakes Room Without Asking Permission to Be There.
Own The Room: How to Control Perception, Read the Room, and ... por Jake Stahl | Executive Presence & High-Stakes Communication
Notas del episodio
You've done the preparation. The ideas are solid. The case is clear.
And somehow you still walk out of that room feeling like nobody actually heard you.
This episode is going to tell you why. And it has nothing to do with your ideas.
It has everything to do with the sound underneath them. The rising pitch at the end of a sentence that turns a statement into a question. The I just wanted to that opens the thought before you've even made it. The does that make sense you add at the end not because anything was unclear but because you needed a nod. The apology for taking up time. The third reason you give when one would have been enough.
Every one of those is the same request, said without words, to a room you were never not allowed to be in. Am I okay to be here?
And the room answers. Not the ...