Raele AltanoWell With raele · Founder | 2x Certified Communication Coach | Content Creator

How to Say “Your Have No Idea What You’re Talking About” #wellwithraele #communication #scripts

18 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube coaching clip by Raele (Well with Raele) showing polite, elevated ways to tell someone they are misinformed. The speaker offers specific neutral phrasings (e.g., “Respectfully, you’re misinformed,” “Can you share a legitimate source…,” “That doesn't seem correct”) and emphasizes curiosity, neutrality, and classed delivery. The clip is Part 1 of a series and ends with a prompt for Part 2 and viewer suggestions.

Chapters

How to say you have no idea what the hell you're talking about in an elevated, educated way. Part 1 Respectfully, you're misinformed. Can you share a legitimate source about where you heard that? That doesn't seem correct. Is this based on facts or personal biases? Are you sure? I'd double check that before telling more people. The key is to be as neutral as possible, and if you're asking a question, convey curiosity rather than judgment, even if you are judging on the inside. Well, with Rael, your communication coach, here to help you socialize and articulate with kindness, class and confidence. See? Stay tuned for part two and let me know what other phrase you would want me to cover next.