The Quiet Achiever - Yeo, Tim

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Résumé :
Get the promotion. Get your dream job. Get the appreciation and recognition you deserve - without pretending to be an extrovert. Do you squirm in your seat when asked to introduce yourself? In meetings, do you keep quiet even though you have something to say? Does your boss often tell you to speak up more, but you're not sure how? If you answered yes, you might be a quiet achiever. In a working world that favours the extrovert ideal, most role models and advice seem to be some flavour of be more extroverted. There has to be a better way. This book offers quiet achievers a different path to success, one where you can remain your true authentic self and still have impact at work (without pretending to be an extrovert). In this book, you'll discover how to:introduce yourself with confidence in meetings, interviews and networking increase your visibility and be more seen and heard in your organisation public speaking practises to communicate with purpose and clarity handle difficult conversations and what to do when you receive feedback you don't like speak up in meetings before you are ready and tactics to buy yourself time when put on the spot how to say no (politely) - set boundaries and push back on unreasonable requests make small talk without the awkward silences networking online and in real life Whether you are a senior leader or someone starting out, you'll find practical techniques you can implement the very next day. Just because we are quiet does not mean we have nothing to say. Life is too short to be living someone else's version of success. Stop pretending. Start practicing. Your journey to making a big impact at work while staying true to yourself starts here....

Biographie:
Tim Yeo is dedicated to empowering quiet achievers to make a big impact at work without pretending to be extroverts. With nearly 20 years of experience as a designer and leader in the tech industry, Tim has navigated environments dominated by big personalities with strong opinions and loud voices, gaining deep insight into the unique challenges and strengths of quiet achievers.Since 2020, Tim has successfully coached hundreds of quiet achievers, helping them excel in various professional settings. His expertise includes mastering public speaking, handling difficult conversations, speaking up and performing in meetings, facilitating workshops, increasing your visibility in your organisation, saying no (politely), engaging in small talk without awkward silences, performing in interviews, and networking effectively online and in real life.Best known for saying complex things simply, Tim is a sought-after keynote speaker at international conferences. When he's not coaching or speaking, Tim enjoys bookbinding and working remotely from his farm in Australia, where he lives with his partner and the fluffiest Old English Sheepdog ever.Discover more about Tim and his work at www.thequietachievr.com...

Sommaire:
Do you squirm in your seat when asked to introduce yourself? Find networking awkward and embarrassing? In meetings, do you keep quiet even though you have something to say? Does your boss often tell you to speak up more, but you're not sure how? Do you say yes to unreasonable requests, even though you want to say no? If you answered yes to any of these questions, chances are you are a quiet achiever. In a world that favours the extrovert ideal, quiet achievers often feel pressured to pretend to be someone they are not. Tim Yeo, a seasoned designer and leader in tech, lived this firsthand. For nearly 20 years, Tim tried to fit into an extroverted mould to succeed. It worked for a while, but left him feeling drained and inauthentic. Tim wondered: What's wrong with me? How do others make it look so easy? Maybe I'm just not good enough.Determined to find a better way, Tim developed tiny habits to make an impact at work while staying true to his authentic self. Since 2020, he has coached hundreds of quiet achievers to remarkable success. These quiet achievers now speak confidently in public, increase their visibility and feel more seen in their organisations, secure promotions, succeed in interviews, expand their networks, and engage in small talk without awkward silences. Just because we are quiet does not mean we have nothing to say. In The Quiet Achiever, Tim Yeo shares the tiny habits he's used to manage his own introversion-practical techniques you can implement the very next day. Discover how to harness your quiet strengths and thrive at work. Your journey to making a big impact while staying true to yourself starts here....