Speak Up With Laura Camacho

When you’re not consistently concise, senior executives make several assumptions about you—and none of them are good.As a high-performing leader, you know that every second in a meeting counts, especially with senior executives. But here’s a common problem: If you’re not speaking their language—getting to the point quickly and with confidence—you risk damaging your credibility, even if your ideas are brilliant. In today’s world, time is the most precious commodity, and rambling, no matter how well-intentioned, can make you look less competent, unclear, or, worst of all, not confident. By the end of today’s short episode you’ll know: