The language of confidence, by Ruth Oji
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When people think about commanding presence in professional or academic life, their minds often turn to dramatic images. They picture a charismatic orator pacing across a stage, an assertive executive dominating a boardroom table, or an aggressive negotiator staring down their counterparts. Popular culture frequently tells us that confidence is loud, expansive, and uncompromising. Yet in the everyday reality of modern organizations—whether in corporate offices, media studios, university seminar
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