The Quiet Power of Simply Being Present

I couldn’t do an episode on holding space without talking about my father, and his restaurants.

Growing up, I watched something quietly powerful happen at his tables, people would sit down for a meal, and somehow end up sharing their real stories. Not because he “asked the right questions.” But because he created the kind of presence that made it feel safe to speak.

In my latest Intercultural Conversations episode, Lily and I talk about how to translate that same skill into professional settings
Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/dGph6bkv
What helps you feel
safe enough to speak up in a room?

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