Wes shares practical tactics for introverts to become more vocal in meetings and gain visibility at work. He emphasizes preparation, early participation, and effective written communication as key strategies. The article also includes personal anecdotes and useful phrases to help introverts express themselves confidently.

• Deciding to speak up before the meeting starts avoids the internal hesitation loop that usually keeps introverts silent.
• Speaking early in a meeting stakes claim to your point before someone else makes it, contradicting the usual advice to let leaders speak last.
• Writing up ideas in a document lets introverts articulate thoughts more fully than a fast-moving meeting allows, and can circulate to higher-ups as a lasting record.
• Having a few go-to phrases ready gives you an easy entry point into conversation and buys time to organize your thoughts.