
Quiet has a branding problem. At work, it gets mistaken for lack of ambition. Or confidence. Or presence. So you’re told to adjust. To be louder. Faster. More obvious. But what if quiet isn’t the problem… just the positioning? This show is a rebrand. A more strategic, more intentional way of being seen, without becoming someone you’re not. Less performance. More presence.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationCareersBusiness | |||

Here’s my confession: I worked five years to get to a senior level position in brand management. But whenever I introduce myself in meetings… I always drop the word "senior".
Because it feels like I shouldn’t be making a fuss. Stressing this little ... more
At some point, exceeding expectations stops being impressive… and starts being expected.
It becomes your thing. What you’re known for.
And more often than not… what quietly keeps you in place.
Because your work is strong. Your standards are high. ... more
You’ve probably been told to “speak up more” at work.
And you try. But it never quite works the way people say it will.
This episode is about why that advice doesn’t really work for quiet people. And actually… why it can make things worse.
We tal... more
It’s Monday morning. Someone asks how your weekend was. And suddenly you’re performing.
Because you feel like you need to sound interesting… without saying that your weekend was actually quite quiet.
In this episode of Awfully Quiet, we talk about ... more
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So grateful for this thoughtful content.
So excited to listen to more of your content, you're my people!! 🇨🇦
Thank you very much for the great, insightful interviews, Hannah. Great work!
I’m so happy to find this podcast. It’s full of valuable insight, strategies and information to help empower introverts for our unique strengths and the value we bring to the workplace. The experiences shared are so relevant and relatable. I highly recommend this podcast for introverts in the workplace. Hannah. thank you for this fantastic content! Keep it coming.
I love this space, and love how Hannah brings the message accross. So nice to feel seen, understood and heard as a career driven introvert who wants to be bold in her own quiet way 🙌🏻
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The show centers on quiet, introspective professionals looking to turn inward awareness into visible career impact. Across episodes, it emphasizes authentic self-expression, strategic positioning, and leadership rooted in calm confidence rather than loud performance. Listeners can expect practical guidance for introverts navigating workplaces, plus interviews with guests who model deliberate, thoughtful approaches to career growth, communication, and visibility. A standout trait is the host's focus on rebranding introversion as a strength, with a steady stream of actionable tips and personal storytelling that resonates with quiet professionals aiming to lead with intention.
Noteworthy angles include reframing quiet as a strategic asset in ... more
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