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People are most interesting... when they are interested.
Could you be a degree more fascinated in your own status update?
Could you marvel at the team's achievement more?
Could you show more interest in other peoples' ideas?
What else makes a person interesting? Deep dive into your delivery style and your way of structuring your ideas. Maybe a quote, story, analogy, or humor bit could grab peoples' attention faster.
When you share something unexpected, the audience leans in. When you are an interesting person, you also get talked about. It helps you expand your network and increase visibility.
Learn how to "Be Interesting" in Lesson 7.
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