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Knowing when to speak is not always easy. Sometimes the moment calls for us to speak up. Other times, we may need to listen longer, learn more, or consider whether what we want to say will contribute anything meaningful.
In this upcoming Conversations That Count LinkedIn Live, Shelley, Bobby, and Sheri will explore how we make that distinction. Together, they will consider what motivates us to speak, how timing and context shape what others hear, and when silence reflects discernment—or carries consequences of its own.
We are often expected to respond immediately, offer an opinion, and take a position before we have had time to fully understand what is in front of us. Knowing when to speak is not only about having something to say. It is also about considering why we are saying it, whether we have enough information, and what the moment requires from us.
As with every Conversations That Count gathering, there will be no perfect answers—just honest conversation, different perspectives, and space to consider when our voices are needed, when listening may serve us better, and how we can tell the difference.
Join us for a thoughtful conversation about voice, silence, timing, and the responsibility that can come with each.
Registration is available via LinkedIn, and all are welcome to join the discussion.
Knowing when to speak is not always easy. Sometimes the moment calls for us to speak up. Other times, we may need to listen longer, learn more, or consider whether what we want to say will contribute anything meaningful.
In this upcoming Conversations That Count LinkedIn Live, Shelley, Bobby, and Sheri will explore how we make that distinction. Together, they will consider what motivates us to speak, how timing and context shape what others hear, and when silence reflects discernment—or carries consequences of its own.
We are often expected to respond immediately, offer an opinion, and take a position before we have had time to fully understand what is in front of us. Knowing when to speak is not only about having something to say. It is also about considering why we are saying it, whether we have enough information, and what the moment requires from us.
As with every Conversations That Count gathering, there will be no perfect answers—just honest conversation, different perspectives, and space to consider when our voices are needed, when listening may serve us better, and how we can tell the difference.
Join us for a thoughtful conversation about voice, silence, timing, and the responsibility that can come with each.
Registration is available via LinkedIn, and all are welcome to join the discussion.