Concise Communication: What to Say and When to Share Details [Episode 297]

Do you share too much detail when you speak? In this episode, learn how to master the art of concise communication. You’ll discover WHY we tend to overshare detail, how to choose your key points, and when it’s actually appropriate to share details. The result? You’ll be more productive, improve your influence, and make a great impression on those who matter! Show notes are at This has been Episode 297 of the Stand Out Get Noticed Podcast with Christina Canters. ***I am now taking applications for the July 2023 Speak Up & Lead group coaching program! Learn more and apply here: *** ABOUT CHRISTINA: I help ambitious professionals and teams achieve more confidence, influence and impact in the workplace through developing powerful public speaking and communication skills. TRAINING PROGRAMS: Want personalised training to take your or your team’s communication and leadership to the next level? Click below to learn more about each training program: >> Group workshops: ​​ >> Speaking & keynotes: >> 1:1 Coaching: The post Concise Communication: What to Say and When to Share Details [Episode 297] appeared first on Christina Canters .

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