Kim Woods Helps Us Tap Into Our Intuition and Decision-Making Superpowers

As a business leader, every decision you make (or fail to make) affects others in your organization. The best decision makers know themselves well. They are clear about their perspective on the subject, aware of their biases, understand their...

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It's All In the Delivery: To Make Sure Your Message is Heard, Focus on How You Convey It

Do you say whatever is on your mind without giving it much thought? Do you express the emotions you're feeling, including anger and frustration, in whatever way those feelings arise in that moment? 

It makes sense. You want...

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5 Steps to Defuse a Disagreement Before It Turns Into a Heated Argument

 

Arguments don't just come out of nowhere (though it can certainly feel like they do). They arise when we aren't paying close attention. Perhaps you stopped paying attention to what's happening between you and the person...

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3 Steps to Communicate More Effectively and Improve the Performance of Your Remote Workforce

When your team is not meeting face-to-face, the potential for miscommunication or insufficient communication increases significantly. Managers may find that crucial conversations aren't happening because people are afraid to bring up...

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To Become a More Effective Communicator, Learn to Manage Your Emotional Triggers

 

We've all had those days when we've overreacted in response to something a colleague, client, or supplier said to us. We may have felt attacked or belittled, and so we reacted poorly. It happens to the best of us, and the best way to...

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How Mandi Ellefson Became an Effective, if Imperfect, Communicator

Ah, perfection. Have you ever turned down a speaking engagement because you tend to trip over your words? Have you ever ended a conversation before getting into the meat of it because you weren't sure how to start? Have you ever...

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The Power of Giving (and Receiving) the Benefit of the Doubt

Healthy relationships are built on a foundation of trust. The benefit of the doubt is the most powerful tool for establishing and maintaining trust in any important relationship, whether it be with customers or in your personal life....

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Overwhelmed? Take a Moment to Get Grounded Before Your Next Conversation

Have you ever found yourself struggling to meet all the demands on your time? It can feel like you're running just to stand still. 

You're creating presentations, going to meetings, writing reports, responding to an urgent client call,...

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Commitment: The Key Ingredient to Building a Healthy Organization

Commitment is a mandatory ingredient for healthy relationships and organizations. It creates resilience for an organization and is at the core of building trust and loyalty. Commitment is a Key Element of The Relationship Protocol communication...

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3 Reasons Forward-Thinking Companies Invest in Communication Skills

When you're hiring someone for a job, you look at a resume, cover letter, references, professional achievements--anything that can help prove why this person is qualified and would be an asset to your company. But other, less-apparent...

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