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In a recent piece, Wilson Luna highlights a common pitfall in executive communication: the tendency to prioritize personal narratives over the needs of the audience. This misstep can undermine trust and influence, crucial elements for effective leadership. Luna suggests a shift in approach that focuses on listening and engaging with others before sharing one's own experiences.

For small business owners, this insight is particularly relevant as building strong relationships with employees and customers is vital for success. By adopting a more audience-centric communication style, leaders can foster a culture of trust and collaboration. This week, consider how you present your ideas and whether you are truly connecting with your team or simply broadcasting your own agenda.

“Most executives make the same communication mistake: talking about themselves first.” — Entrepreneur

Takeaway: Prioritize listening over speaking to build trust and influence in your business.

Excerpt from the original — Entrepreneur

Most executives make the same communication mistake: talking about themselves first. Here's what to do instead.