Tips For Talking About a Big Change

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Do you have a big decision to announce?

This can be difficult if you're worried about how others in your life will react, or it may feel stressful even if you know they will be supportive of your success.

I have found that much anxiety comes from worrying about what others think, even if we know everything will be OK.   


Calm, confident delivery 

It's not difficult to prepare for a conversation about some major change in your career, life, or relationship - and when you take 10 minutes or more to prepare, you will find it was easier than you thought.

In this video, I share specific questions you will want to answer, and a general approach that almost guarantees your conversation goes well.  

You've got this!

Want help preparing for the big talk?  Contact me. I would love to help you thrive!

Heather Legge
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Heather Legge

Heather is Managing Principal of Envision Success Inc, member of the National Speakers Association,  and author of the Lead With Moxie book collection.  She loves helping leaders with habits and skills that make an impact! She is privileged to have worked with hundreds of leaders in many organizations, including First National Bank, Salvation Army, Mass Mutual, Cresa, Wells Fargo, CSG, State Farm, Keller Williams, Fidelity, Farmers Insurance. She also loves red wine, fitness, and exploring the world!

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