It's one of the most common issues in small groups: someone dominates your meeting by talking the entire time. We call this person the overtalker. While we want small groups to be a safe place to share, when one person dominates, the group actually becomes unsafe for others to share. In this quick video, our editor, Amy Jackson, explains some basic tactics for handling this unhelpful dynamic.
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