Oct 15, 2024
Is your work lingo working against you?
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In this episode, Erin chats with Julie Holunga—a leadership advisor, executive coach, and TEDx speaker on a mission to help professionals amplify their influence and impact.
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Julie spills her secrets on how some seemingly innocent phrases might be stealthily sabotaging your career and more golden nuggets you won’t want to miss!
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Some of the things you'll hear are:
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1.) What she learned while working at Harvard...and what she had to unlearn
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2.) The biggest words and phrases that can sabotage your career
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3.) Tips for influencing people NOT reporting to you
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4.) The 3 biggest components to Lazy Leadership...and simple habits to change to be less lazy
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5.) Simple replacement phrases for the 3 most dreadful (and commonly said) phrases in business
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Ready to find out which common phrases you need to ditch—and what to say instead?
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<p> <a href="https://www.julieholunga.com/">Website:
https://www.julieholunga.com/ </a>
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<p><em>DISCLAIMER: This episode is not
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“Leaders who communicate with trust, see conflict as a necessity, and behave with integrity.”
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“I wrote ‘pubic’ instead of ‘public’. So, spellcheck didn't catch that.”
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“Even though they may be an expert in their company, we're an expert in what we do and we have to remind ourselves of that.”
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"Instead of saying, 'I think,' say, 'I recommend' or 'I suggest.' If they're hiring you for your expertise, don't downplay that expertise."
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