EP. 45 - How to Stop Apologizing with Shira Miller
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EP. 45 - How to Stop Apologizing with Shira Miller
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About this listen
We're diving into two topics on the podcast today: How to stop apologizing when you have nothing to apologize for AND getting unstuck in your work and life. Shira Miller is an expert on both! She's also a TedX speaker, certified coach, author and the Chief Communications Officer at National DCP. Let's be clear - there are reasons you apologize ALL THE TIME. And there are also consequences - on your career, how you're heard, and how you feel on the inside (it's not good for your soul to constantly apologize for yourself!).
We dive into:
- Recognizing your own "apology speak" - it goes way beyond just "sorry" (I learned a few new things with this one!)
- How to increase your confidence so you can share your ideas without apologizing for them
- Strategies to decrease chronic apologizing
- Shira's definition of "stuck" - and how it can help you get UNstuck
- How forgiveness plays a role in getting unstuck - both forgiving others AND forgiving yourself
Links:
- Get Shira's book Free and Clear: Get Unstuck and Live the Life Your Want
- Shira's website: https://shiramiller.com/
- Connect with Shira on LinkedIn
- Learn more about hiring Heather as a speaker
- Get signed, hardcover copies of Heather's books on her website (and links to get them on Amazon, too!)
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