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Gage Perkins
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Looking for some advice on overcoming a small speed bump

Gage Perkins
  • Central Vermont
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Hey there everyone, hope all is well. I know there's a term "no such thing as a stupid question" but I have one. What would you recommend to overcome disliking talking on the phone. I'm not sure if it's due to being from the free nights and weekends generation or if it's due to anytime I try to call somewhere having to dance around trying to get a hold of a live person but talking on the phone is something I see as an inconvenience and will often put it off, especially when it involves calling a business. Also, a bit random, what is a strategy to leaving a good voicemail? I feel as I'm a bit awkward when having to leave a voicemail other than just my name and number. Thanks in advance. 

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Bruce Woodruff
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I had the same problem when I was younger. Just start doing it and you will find t=it becoming more comfortable. Unless, of course as @Chris Seveney says, you are doing the dreaded cold calling....? I would never do that. Just leave that to that type of personality person, and go find something else to do. 

You can also join a speaking group like Toastmasters....

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