Episode's summary
The most important conversations about your work happens when you’re not in the room. You may be showing up, practicing, and sharing your ideas with very little response. That doesn’t mean nothing is happening. Like grass growing under the soil, your work may be building roots before anyone can see the results. We’ll talk about why people quit right before their efforts begin to pay off. You’ll also learn how small acts of visibility can lead to referrals, promotions, and new opportunities months later. Here’s what you’ll learn: Why visibility can feel like watering dirt, so you keep going before the results appear How people may be talking about your work behind the scenes, so you become the person they remember and recommend What consistent speaking practice looks like, so your confidence and executive presence grow over time Why you shouldn’t wait for feedback before showing up again, so quiet audiences don’t convince you to stop How to keep planting and watering your skills, so future opportunities have…
The most important conversations about your work happens when you’re not in the room. You may be showing up, practicing, and sharing your ideas with very little response. That doesn’t mean nothing is happening. Like grass growing under the soil, your work may be building roots before anyone can see the results. We’ll talk about why people quit right before their efforts begin to pay off. You’ll also learn how small acts of visibility can lead to referrals, promotions, and new opportunities months later. Here’s what you’ll learn: Why visibility can feel like watering dirt, so you keep going before the results appear How people may be talking about your work behind the scenes, so you become the person they remember and recommend What consistent speaking practice looks like, so your confidence and executive presence grow over time Why you shouldn’t wait for feedback before showing up again, so quiet audiences don’t convince you to stop How to keep planting and watering your skills, so future opportunities have…
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