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Learn why speaking up matters, from Game of Thrones Emmy snubs to salary talks and overpriced bills, and how to be your own advocate.
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Whether you’re an Emmy-worthy actor, an underpaid employee, or an over-billed customer, one thing is clear: you have to speak up and be your own advocate to get what you want.
These days, you often hear how important it is to be your own advocate.
But what does that actually mean and how do you do it?.
Recently, when HBO failed to submit 3 of its Game of Thrones stars for Emmy consideration, they decided to take matters into their own hands.
Most people avoid confrontation, especially when it comes to salary, but it is essential to ask for what you want in order to have the best chance of getting it.
We all know the story.
So just remember.
Being your own advocate means standing up for yourself when things aren’t right.
When HBO failed to submit three of its Game of Thrones stars for Emmy consideration, the actors took matters into their own hands.
Most people avoid confrontation around salary, but asking is essential.
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1 Be Your Own Advocate.
2 Take the Actor Example.
3 Now, the Underpaid Employee.
4 And the Over-Billed Customer.
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