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Your Team Notices Who Gets Your Attention

People notice whose voice a leader values, especially when status and disagreement enter the conversation.

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Your lesson plan · about 10 minutes

Make listening visible in the room

Use your next meeting to widen attention rather than dominate it.

01 · Notice

The useful takeaway

People notice whose voice a leader values, especially when status and disagreement enter the conversation.

02 · Apply

Your short exercise

  1. Notice who has spoken, who has been interrupted and who has stayed quiet.
  2. Invite one unheard perspective with a specific, low-pressure question.
  3. Reflect back the point accurately before adding your view or decision.
Worked example
“Mira, you are closest to the customer hand-off. What risk are we missing?” followed by a concise summary of her answer.
03 · Complete

Check your output

  • □ The invitation is genuine.
  • □ The response is heard without interruption.
  • □ The contribution affects the discussion or decision.

A useful private draft counts as completion.