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In this brief instructional video, Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP, offers three practical strategies for handling interruptions when another person talks over you. First, she advises slowing down your speech without pausing, creating a calm contrast that makes the interrupter appear unreasonable. Second, she recommends keeping your volume steady rather than matching the louder voice, as raising your voice signals loss of control. Third, she suggests using the interrupter’s name to call attention to the behavior, making the request more forceful yet respectful. The overall message is to maintain composure, control, and clarity while subtly exposing the over‑talker’s lack of reasonableness.

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