How To Speak Like A Leader In A Meeting

Which 3 were your favorites?

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I like No. 3. Which is what I use many times when I'm leading a meeting or a group for discussion or solving an existing problem.

However, I find it works differently in different parts of the world. In western countries, I have no problem. People will listen and then forward their questions. They will acknowledge what I've just spoken. And clarify, if they didn't understand, or if they believed in a different set of facts.

In Asia, especially South East Asia, people in the group will choose not to listen, and maybe show their impatience (especially older staff) or will try to disagree, for the sake of disagreeing.

Thats why I like selling & presenting to 'Ang Mohs'...(ahem!). I meant, to people in 1st world countries.

Once again, thank you for sharing, Tina.

I like the asking questions one, when we don't have clarity or others might not have clarity. It's better to actually know rather than pretend to know just so we don't look bad

thanks Tina for these great tips

Great video!!

the neutral & the down are tough to recognize & practice 🤣 my head is spinning after rewinding & listening

Thanks Tina, this is very helpful

And now I'm addicted to your channel! Please continue to make content :)

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How did you got so good at speaking? Did you do toastmasters?

Hi beautiful soul, I found now that i wanna learn Japanese because of you.

Thank u for your tips

Neutral sounds like down tone , same thing what’s the difference

I do the up and down tone..i sound sweet then I go deeper..💜💜

Thank you 🙏 you are awesome!

1.) Tonality
2.) Expectations
3.) Ask good questions

Learnt alot from this video