How you show up affects others
1 Apr 2026 · 1 min
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In this monologue, the speaker recounts a conversation with a colleague named Megan, who observed that the way Megan shows up in a moment—her level of attention, judgment, and multitasking—directly influences his ability to speak. He uses the vivid metaphor of "losing my voice" to illustrate how distraction, perceived judgment, or divided focus can silence a speaker. The speaker frames this as a core lesson in leadership, emphasizing that leadership is not about hierarchy but about how one's presence shapes the voices and contributions of those around them.
