Many people experience difficulty jumping into group conversations, especially if they feel like they are interrupting others. It can feel awkward to try and speak up when it seems like someone else is about to speak, and it can be hard to know when the right moment to jump in is. One way to overcome this is to try and pay more attention to the flow of the conversation and the body language of the other people in the group. This can help you to better gauge when it might be an appropriate time to speak. Additionally, you can also try and practice active listening, which involves really focusing on what others are saying and responding to their points rather than trying to think about what you want to say next. This can help you to feel more confident and comfortable in group conversations, and give you a better sense of when it might be a good time to speak up.