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How to manage workplace stress
How to prioritize and make better decisions
How to learn anything fast
You can do this through mutual respect and mutual purpose.
To ensure mutual purpose, ask:
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These questions might help you better understand your behavior:
Once you’ve learned to look at y...
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When you’re in a crucial conversation, it’s easy for high stakes to get the better of you and for things to blow up. You lose focus.
A great way to avoid this is by setting yourself a clear goal for the conversation.
Another way to focus your mind is to ask yourself:
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To encourage other people to share, try AMPP:
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We need to develop five distinct skills.
We need to STATE:
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The most common stories are:
These stories assume th...
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How did people communicate when you were growing up? Was there debating or shouting or silent treatment? How do you respond to conflict? Do you shut down or lash out?
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Crucial conversations can be frightening. When we get scared, we typically turn to one of two “Styles Under Stress”: Silence or Violence.
Silence behaviors include:
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Trust is the combination of ability, benovelence, integrity. To have someone trust in you, rove them 3 things:
When your are firm and prepared here's what you should do:
When conversations stall, ask people about themselves or about their interests. This is especially good to connect with unknown people.
They will feel like you care about them, know and listen to them. Engaged individuals will reciprocate, and you will have a better conversation.
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