Your body is lying about your competence.
The space you take up (your gestures, your posture, the gap between you and the chair) predicts how your ideas land better than the ideas themselves do.
Hunched shoulders. Arms tucked in. Voice aimed at the table. That’s you signaling you’re not sure you belong in the room.
The fix is physical, not mental.
Shoulders back and open. Arms away from your body. Feet flat on the floor. Speak to the back of the room, not the front row.
Sit like you belong. The room will treat you like you do.
Message me. Your body language is already talking. Let’s make sure it’s saying something worth hearing.