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Not All Feedback is Negative

Recently, I had an experience that revealed to me my true, subconscious view of the word feedback. In this episode, I’ll share that experience, and what I learned from it. I’ll also share thoughts on how to apply that lesson to become a better leadership communicator.

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Communication Blindspots Intensified by Remote Work

The remote work environment and it’s stressors can drive you and others deeper into your own communication blindspots. This week, I’m taking a look at some possible blindspots of each DISC style so we can look out for them and take action to avoid slipping in to them.

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Can Your Personality Change Over Time?

When people take a DISC assessment, they often wonder if their style can change over time. The question shows up in two common ways: Either they think their style may have changed from childhood to adulthood or they believe their style is different than it was the last time they took an assessment. In this episode, I’m going to talk about basic, core personalities and whether or not they can change over time.

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Lessons from Politicians: What NOT To Do in Leadership Communication

In this election season, we get to observe politicians from both major parties and from all political perspectives make their case for why they should be elected. Much of what they do makes sense in the political world, and it’s terrible if done in most leadership situations. In this episode, I’m looking at five specific things you can observe in political discourse that you can learn NOT to do in your leadership communication.

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Make Yourself Non-Threatening

In a prior series of episodes, I explored the idea of unintentional threat triggers (and how to avoid them) using the DISC model as a framework. Last week, I used David Rock’s SCARF model to explore how to keep your anger response under control. This week, I’m sort of combining those two ideas to look at how you can use the SCARF model as a way to reduce the ways you might come across as a threat to others.

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Trainer, speaker, coach and author. Married father of two with grandchildren. Loves woodworking, building projects, writing code, cooking, and roasting coffee.

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