How to Talk to Higher Ups Without Fear - Communicate With Executives
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Being able to build sustainable relationships with the executive leaders in your company is a skill that does not rely on your subject-matter expertise. It depends on how you are able to connect your goals with their values and find a way to work together towards success.
But can you really enjoy conversations with higher ups? --- YES, and this video will explain how to communicate better with them.
Dr. Grace introduces the F.A.S.T. strategy that gives 4 focal points to remember and apply when speaking with your bosses.
Watch the full video to uncover the secret sauce that every executive wants to hear. Check out the related videos below to strengthen your new knowledge.
Come back to this post after using the FAST strategy and share your experience in the comments.
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I am an individual that is making a career change and has been given an opportunity to be part of a startup company alongside very seasoned individuals in the cybersecurity career field, and eventually if I do well enough I will be given an equity stake. It's a lot to take on for the obvious reasons, a lot of which you were able to touch on in this video, because I know that my ability to communicate with decision makers will be crucial to my success and to the company. I'm lucky to be receiving mentorship and support but I just wanted to THANK YOU SO MUCH for making these videos. Full disclosure, I am watching every single one! Thank you for sharing your valuable insights and advice, it is a blessing for people like me who are pushing to go to the next level.
The advice on articulating principles instead of methodology is an eye opener for me, especially coming from a technical background.
I'm glad the topic resonated with you. Thanks for tuning in and sharing your thoughts, Ryan!
This helps me a lot. Thank you!
I'm really quiet, and I don't speak much with my clients, probably because I'm afraid that I may not be able to explain myself well, since English is my second language, and I lack confidence to speak to them.
F.A.S.T. I appreciate the clarity of each stage. And equanimity and self-governance are the big take away. They speak of a developed sense of confidence, for work that has been done in advance. The sense of fair exchange also speaks of mutual respect and peer communication rather than an hierarchical relationship.
This was EYE OPENING! This just blessed my whole life, I have struggled with this ao much that i dread being asked to present. NEVER again!
It would be great to have an example of what is a principle, what is not a principle? I understand the definition of a principle, but translating the definition to see what are MY principles for what I do, I feel a disconnect to being able to see that. Maybe a story example would help?
Focus to impact is an eye opener for me. Majority will think of delivering the content and check how best the audience impressed.
Great takeaway! Thanks for sharing.
like the advice to focus on impact, rather than impression. I've been doing the latter for too long. It brings anxiety before the meeting and a storm in your mind afterwards, because you constantly ask yourself: 'Was I good enough?' but you can't give yourself the answer. What a vicious circly. Thank you, Dr. Grace Lee
Thank you for your great advice!
Your videos are fantastic!!! Thank you so much ❤
Summary 11:44. Thanks for the great advise!
Thank you Dr. Grace.❤
I like your FAST much, thanks a lot Dr. Lee
Thanks Dr. Grace, once again this topic is really close to me. I imagine only to follow focus on impact has already made significant improvement..
I spoke up and told my manager she likes to talk a lot in meetings but adds no value. I was written up 😄
Bruh
Emphasis on communicating principles rather than processes. Still curious about the concept of communating principles
thanks you for sharing. 🌻
This facilitation aids in transitioning my role and responsibilities, where I frequently engage with higher ups to discern and articulate value aligned with each opportunity along with my cocolleague. 💼
Dr. Grace, your pragmatic tool is invaluable for understanding the precise needs of each situation over time. 🛠️
Thank you once more, Dr. Grace. ❤️
I truly appreciate a tool that is #FAST and commend your clarity in comprehension. 🚀
❤ Very effective speech indeed!
What if the values of the leadership does not align with those of mine? Does it means it is the end of my corporate road for this organization and gotta look for another one that shares similar values?
Focus on the impact is ❤❤❤
Awesome, resonates with us
I appreciate your comment, Segran. Welcome to my channel!
I would like to learn how to have a calm mind and composed state of being when speaking to higher ups. Thank you.
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This is deep - good stuff!
I appreciate it!
Good dr ❤
Thanks
FAST Acronym is helpful: Focus on impact, Articulate principles, Speak on their values and Transcend to equanimity
Taking notes here. Watching again and again
Got an welcome meeting with new team on Monday April 17, 2023 😅 9:30AM EST oh my god. That video is so powerfull Thanks
Good luck with your welcome meeting next week!
@@DrGraceLee It was amazing. Thank you very much Dr. Grace Lee. We spoke about my real motivation to join the IT Team. We shared principles, values that you suggested so often in all your videos. I applied one of your lessons "Speak to impact, not to impress". I spoke to the new Higher-up (Top Management) hired in January 2023. I asked easily if he wanted to learn how infrastructure and I said "It is a win-win for both of us and no worries I will try to vulgarize, no technical details". He was ok. Damn!!! I was a little bit anxious before asking --being afraid. But applying your lessons, I felt "0 pressure, 0 fear". I was fully transparent and aligned with my own values, another of your lessons.
Thanks again 🥰
Bullet #4 is genius and 99.9 percent of people seeking a higher level of opportunity do not think like this “out of the box “. I will add when you put yourself in position to be discoverable bring your knowledge and insight 😊
Great insight! I appreciate you sharing that, Romie.
Thanks and wishing you a Healthy, Happy and Prosperous 2023👍
Nice video
This is golden 12:16
What do those principles looks like..can you please give examples
can you explain more about principle? what does that mean?
It’s the highest authoritative figure in a school system for grades 1 to grades 12 (senior high school). Pretty much they are the teachers boss.
Thanks for the video really insightful. I’ve changed the acronym for ease of reference to EPIC. Ethos Principles Impact and Composure. Hope you like it.
Focus in impact not to impress
What is the best way to identify the values of higher-ups?
Not fear, hopelessness.
People who have staked their career on executive summaries, protecting their salaries and participation trophies with execuspeak, are vanishingly rarely willing to learn.
What do u mean by principle…
Their values : elaborate more?
Does this work if you're a teacher communicating with your principal?