Speaking Tips
The 7-Day Communication Challenge for Mastering Difficult Workplace Conversations
Practise a 7-day communication challenge for difficult workplace conversations, from defensive questions to boundaries, rude behaviour and filler words.
When Everyone Finally Sees the Bully's True Colours
When a workplace bully is finally exposed, sympathy can still shift in confusing ways. Learn how to stay grounded, professional, and clear.
How to Respond to Someone Who Constantly Irritates You Because They Lack Self-Awareness
When someone gives confident advice while missing the obvious, protect your patience, professionalism, and reputation without saying what your irritated brain wants to say.
How to Say No to Work Social Events Without Hurting Your Professional Reputation
Decline work social events politely while protecting your professional reputation, workplace relationships, and personal boundaries.
How to Welcome New Colleagues Without Letting Insecurity Control Your Behaviour
A practical guide to welcoming new colleagues with maturity, training them respectfully, and avoiding superiority or coldness driven by insecurity at work.
How to Clarify Instructions Without Pretending You Understand
A calm way to ask for clarification at work when instructions are unclear, without pretending you understand or feeling embarrassed.
How to Respond to Colleagues Who Talk Down to You
Learn calm and professional ways to respond when colleagues explain things in a condescending or undermining way.
How to Ask Someone to Do a Task at Work Clearly and Politely
Ask colleagues or team members to do a task at work in a way that is polite, clear, short, respectful, and not patronizing.
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Quick Tips
A few short speaking tips from Instagram for quick inspiration and easy practice. If this helped you, share it with someone you care about 😊 Small improvements in communication can make a big difference in everyday relationships.