A year after publishing Better Than Confidence, we’re releasing a three-part video series on the most common questions I have been asked.
In workshops, keynote speeches, or simply people writing to me after they have read the book, these are the most frequent questions coming up.
This is part 2, where people have asked me, “you talk in the book about how to speak up in meetings, but what about leading meetings?” This question is usually asked by people who think they are too junior to lead meetings, and they are certainly not the chair or most senior person in the room.
So, how can you do it?
Here are my top tips, and the starting point is to remember what value you can add to the meeting, and how leading it may be useful for everyone there.
Enjoy!