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Do you ever stay quiet in meetings even though you have something to say?
Many professionals feel nervous about speaking up in English because they worry about making mistakes or being misunderstood. But your ideas deserve to be heard — and your voice matters.
Here are three simple ways to help you speak up more confidently in your next meeting.
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1. Prepare Your Key Message in Advance
How about taking a few minutes to write down what you most want to say? Consider drafting a brief script in English and familiarizing yourself with any terminology that may be new to you.✨
When you have a clear understanding of how to articulate your key message, you’ll naturally feel more composed and confident during the discussion.

2. Don’t overthink what might happen
Just be yourself — that’s when you communicate with confidence🤍
A meeting is a live conversation — no one can predict exactly what will happen. Of course, some preparation will be helpful, but don’t try to plan every detail or guess what others will say. Instead, focus on being present and responding naturally. Remember, your goal isn’t to deliver a perfect speech; it’s to join the discussion as yourself.
Listen well, speak honestly – that's usually when the magic happens😌

3. Focus on connection, not perfection
This one’s not easy. Especially when you’re a professional who wants to represent your company well. For sure, you want to sound polished. But remember, meetings are conversations between people. Try to stop thinking “I need to speak perfectly” and start thinking “I just want to make my ideas clear,” everything feels lighter. You’ll sound more natural and confident. After all, people care more about what you mean than about every tiny grammar detail.

Every time you share your voice, you’re building confidence. Mistakes are just signs of growth. Take a deep breath, join the conversation, and let your ideas be heard.

If you’d like to practice speaking naturally and confidently in English,
try our FREE Preview lesson today — and take the first step toward fearless communication.

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