💥 Introversion Transformed: Top Communication Keynote Speaker Helps

[@MarkBowden1]

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[@AnniDunnan-ms7pz]

Niiiice! And i love the additional step of the (confident) pause, before delivering to the audience that (confident) answer! Thank yours... you kind folk just keep on giving! 😁👍💚

[@Alien_at_Large]

Such a simple answer, why didn't I think of that?? Thank you.

[@bendyandtheinkmachine6792]

Hey there Mark I only really know you from the Behaviour Panel but have now watched a few of these posts and have to say you give great advice and I think you are amazing at what you do. Thanks for being you and never change x

[@sandilou2U]

Thank you, Mark! This is brilliant advice. I wish I had learned this early in my career.

[@velvetgardenia]

Loving this series, guys!

[@banehog]

This is brilliant as a one-off, where you need that one chance to make an impact. It doesn't really seem like a strategy that will hold up repeatedly over time with the same audience though.

[@Hopefulllllll]

Needed to hear this 👏👏👏

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

I'm an American living in the UK. I have loads of friends in Florida and Chicago. I need some help. Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rianalisten8126]

Thanks for sharing 👍 you are absolutely amazing and awesome 👌

[@joanneblack7697]

Thanks guys. Very helpful stuff!!! 💯

[@dawnt6791]

My biggest struggle when I still worked full-time outside the home (self-employed now, thankfully!) was a supervisor deciding I was "anti-social" because I didn't play social butterfly at work like many of my coworkers. I did my socializing outside the office (like going to lunch with coworkers). When on the clock, I worked. I'd chat with coworkers at the copy machine while working and was friendly when approached in the office, but I didn't stand around while on the clock just to socialize (which is what supervisors seemed to expect). Do you have any suggestions on how to manage the "social butterfly" expectations of a supervisor while not violating personal ethics by using on-the-clock work time just standing around socializing? I wanted to ask in case I'm not the only introvert who's run into this conflict. I got dinged on almost every evaluation I ever had for this issue, despite the fact coworkers liked me and my supervisor KNOWING I regularly went to lunch with those coworkers.