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03/19/2025 – How to Call Someone Out For Not Following Through

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  • Post published:March 17, 2025
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Occasionally I speak to college students and the biggest question I get? “How do I deal with someone not doing their part in a group project?” And we all experience…

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03/12/2025 – How to tell if someone is lying to you

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  • Post published:March 10, 2025
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A few months ago, I wrote a newsletter about how to respond to people who you think/know are lying. (You can read that issue here) Recently, someone asked me how…

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03/05/2025 – How to listen for what someone is *really* saying

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  • Post published:March 3, 2025
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You know what’s even harder than keeping your cool? Keeping your cool and listening hard to figure out what’s really underneath the surface.   I remember when, during the first family…

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February Fast 5 Resources: How to Understand Other People Better

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  • Post published:February 25, 2025
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This month’s theme is all about how to better understand other people, one of the foundational elements of having difficult conversations and influencing others.   You’ll notice right away this isn’t…

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02/19/2025 – How to communicate layoffs ethically and compassionately

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  • Post published:February 19, 2025
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Is it possible to conduct layoffs in a way that’s respectful and compassionate? According to Summer, there definitely is. I don’t always share specific podcast episodes, but this week’s episode…

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02/12/2025 – Master your Emotions: 7 Tactics for Hard Convos

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  • Post published:February 12, 2025
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When I used to do martial arts, there was one skill that was more important than:  How fast we could kick How hard we could punch How many techniques we…

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02/05/2025 – The First Barrier that Holds us Back in Difficult Conversations

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  • Post published:February 5, 2025
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Last week I was talking to a client who shared that he lost his cool in a meeting.  He was meeting with a colleague who consistently gave him tasks that…

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01/29/2025 – Top 5 January Resources

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  • Post published:January 29, 2025
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Surprise!  This looks a little different right? One of the things I’m starting in 2025 is to provide a monthly roundup of the top 5 resources others have found helpful. …

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01/15/2025 – 10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Your Next Difficult Conversation

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  • Post published:January 15, 2025
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Professional athletes don’t just show up to their games without practicing. That would be a recipe for disaster.  Similarly, you wouldn’t show up to a test without studying.  There’s a…

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01/08/2025 – 🔍 5 Core Reasons Why Difficult Conversations are hard

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  • Post published:January 8, 2025
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Maybe you’re the kind of person that always wants to know WHY things are happening or WHY they’re going wrong. So of course in hard conversations it’s frustrating when you…

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