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Develop your executive presence from "summary" of Own the Room by Amy Jen Su,Muriel Maignan Wilkins
Developing your executive presence is about how you show up and engage with others in a way that commands attention, respect, and authority. It is about being able to influence people and situations effectively, regardless of your title or position. This concept is crucial for anyone looking to advance in their career and make a lasting impact in their organization. Executive presence is not just about having a strong voice or a confident demeanor; it is about being able to connect with others on a deeper level and inspire trust and confidence in your abilities. It involves being able to communicate clearly and persuasively, as well as being able to navigate complex interpersonal dynamics with grace and ease. One key aspect of developing your executive presence is being able to project confidence and authenticity in your interactions. This means being comfortable in y...
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