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Credible helps you stop saying "like" and other filler words by bringing awareness to your speech patterns to help you improve your communications skills.

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Lessons from actors on how to give a good presentation https://t.co/a1qmHF1wNv

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So um, why do we say 'um' so much?

It fills the space, it can soften our tone to make us sound more casual or polite, or it can signal to people that we're not finished speaking said @JessZafarris

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How to Prepare for an AI Interview in 2025: Easy Tips and Tricks. AI mock interview platforms like @Prepin_ai and @finalround_ai can give realistic practice, such as speaking pace or avoiding filler words. https://t.co/zzCyzRSPg0

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‘Speak, Memorably’ Review: How to Make an Impression. Review of @BillMcGowan22's new book by @lvanderkam.

Filler words such as ‘um’ and ‘like’ can ruin efforts to connect with an audience. To kick the habit, record yourself—and cringe.

https://t.co/gjAJ5aCVDh

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If you want people to take you seriously, stop making these 8 mistakes in conversations.

3. You use too many filler words
We all do it. “Like,” “um,” “you know,” “I guess.”

https://t.co/PVRvPWdfdO via @vegoutmagazine

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Over half of Brits fume voice notes 'are turning into podcasts' - list of do's and don'ts. mobile phone users are getting annoyed by filler words, muffled voices and multiple voice notes. @Daily_Record https://t.co/YDvxYsEd4R

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How filler words affect your sales performance, by @Chris_Orlob. the most common filler words across all call recordings we analyzed, “so…” was the most common filler word, occupying 33% of all filler words spoken. https://t.co/0k9WUVIW7f via @Gong_io

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I was honored to sit down with @McKinsey to chat about #DontSayUm for their #AuthorTalk series. We get into a great deal of what I discuss in the book, so if you're curious about Dont Say Um, check out the interview below:

https://t.co/OnFz5aIFZl

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What. A. Lineup! I'm honored to speak alongside incredible thought leaders @AndrewYang, @RossBarkan, @thomaschattwill, @danedehaan, & @julesterpak at this years #HudsonValleyIdeasFestival this Friday, 4/26. Info and tickets here: https://t.co/UUxqRhvALE

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What to say and what to wear when your job interviewer is a robot, by @linzasaur. "#AI also captures your vocal mannerisms — how fast you're talking, your vocal variety, how often you pause, and if you use a lot of #fillerwords." https://t.co/id6zOOAlVY

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Juan A. Negroni of the @IMCUSA (opinion): Do you use filler words in conversations?

Some linguists argue #fillerwords play cognitive and social roles in conversations. My advice is to avoid overusing filler words in personal and professional exchanges.

https://t.co/u3AcdHSMZX

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Be Inspired To Speak In Public And Share Your Voice. You could also explore using a public speaking app to help you speak more clearly and reduce the use of filler words during your delivery. https://t.co/0361O1FWXO

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How can you stop saying "like"? Use an app to track your speaking habits and get real feedback on things like filler words, pace, and tone.

Once you’re aware of your patterns, start replacing filler words with a pause. Silence is your friend.

https://t.co/2lmF4cBqVb

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Real-Time Awareness: Toastmasters’ Ah-Counter vs. Credible’s Filler Word Alerts. The Ah-Counter at @Toastmasters meetings plays a crucial role in fostering awareness during a speech in a #Toastmasters International Club meeting. https://t.co/iiWoD2N8qx

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The language habits Americans are embracing and trying to shed https://t.co/LJmV4CwhMI

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Why you should stop saying "I think" if you want to sound confident while speaking by @itsheatherwake

It might be watering down what we're really trying to say via @Upworthy

Credible can help with the "I thinks"

https://t.co/GFAKAPNIhu

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The Cult of Comfortability, by @heathertwit via @slate.

Where did this word come from—and why does it drive people so crazy?

Word or not, Credible will alert you when you say "Comfortability."

https://t.co/3tIC3DDFSX

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Three Key Strategies To Boost Your Career Success
Never Stop Improving Yourself and Your Network
These 3 simple strategies will help you enhance your career prospects, increase your responsibilities, and potentially boost your earnings. #CareerSuccess
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Top 3 Strategies for Continual Career Advancement

While there’s no magic bullet, there are a few key areas to focus on that can significantly accelerate your progress. Here are the top three strategies to propel your career forward. #CareerGrowth

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