Seven small reps that get what's in your head out, in the meetings that are already in your week.
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On paper you are doing great, and people tell you that you come across as calm. An hour later, in the car, you know exactly what you should have said. What reaches the room is a smaller version of what you know, and that smaller version is the one people get to judge.
Three things nobody tells you about a fast brain in a meeting.
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The full explanation is on page 4 of the kit, including why the same meeting goes fine on a good day and badly on a bad one. Once you see it, the seven reps make sense.
Because every piece of it gives a full head one more thing to do.
The reps go the other way. Each one takes something out of your head.
You stay who you are. What changes is small and specific.
Seven reps, and everything around them. A rep is one small thing you practise once, in a meeting you already have.
You take one rep into your next meeting. That is the whole plan.
You will stop at some point, and everyone does. Pick it up at your next meeting. There is nothing to catch up on.

Hi, I'm Anne. I once blanked two sentences into introducing myself, in front of forty of my peers. On paper I was doing great. Inside I felt silly and dumb every time I opened my mouth.
I did the courses and the coaches, and none of it fit how my brain works. So I built my own system the way an athlete would: track what happens, watch it back, train one small thing at a time. I'm sharing it mid journey, on purpose. It still happens, but now I have something to do in that half second and a way back in.
A meeting here means any moment where someone asks you something live. A team meeting, a client call, a pitch, a podcast.
Here are the honest answers.
It just needs a way out. Start with the meeting that is already in your calendar.
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