You’ve probably heard things like: 🗨️ “Just be yourself.” 🗨️ “Act confident.” 🗨️ “Ask better questions.” Nice in theory, but useless when you don’t know what that looks or sounds like.
What do you say when:
* A colleague takes credit for something you contributed
* Someone shares news you’re supposed to be excited about, but you aren’t
* You run into someone and blank on their name
* You say something that lands wrong and you can see it immediately
Most advice explains why communication matters. Very little shows what it actually looks like in the moment.
