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I do, especially if it’s on a topic that others are confident in but I’m still learning!! My face will get red and my voice starts shaking lmao
SAME lol
I start SWEATING and the minute I don’t have to speak anymore I relax. Only when it’s work related, if we’re making small talk I’m fine
Ugh I feel your pain
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Picture everyone as a person who sold $GME and $AMC and realize how much better you are as someone with hands made of diamond
Literally the feeling never goes away. Got used to the flow of things and how to handle speaking/facilitating calls, but some types of calls I feel I’m in over my head half the time.
Ok how do we overcome this
Years of experience - eventually you are in a position where you’ve been through a given scenario many times before and can run a meeting flawlessly.
I had this experience when I was a newly promoted manager and I hated feeling so exposed. However, if you prepare and get all your docs/facts in order and know what you're going to say, it will get better and in a year or two, it will feel more natural.
Me :(
May or may not still rehearse how I think an important conversation is going to go in my head before it actually happens...
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Might not help but everyone else is just faking it. Learn how to respond to hard questions and you will be fine. Nobody is 100 percent prepared all the time.
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