How to Prevent Burnout when Working From Home
Working more hours yet have less time to get our work done. On calls, Zoom, or Teams all day. Rear end feels […]
Tag: communication
What’s Truly True?
Albert Einstein, on being congratulated that an experiment had confirmed a prediction in his theories of relativity, said, “No amount of experimentation […]
Overcommunicate the Vision
If they don’t hear it from us day in and day out, how will our teams ever be able to navigate the […]
Getting People Ready to Listen
Having difficulty getting others to see your point of view? Start by demonstrating that you understand theirs. Having difficulty demonstrating that you […]
Tell, Tell, Tell, Yell!
Tell, tell, tell, yell. (To which we all respond with hide, fight, complain, and deflect.) Easy but not so effective, is it? […]
Getting Others to See It Your Way
To get others to see things our way, we can try being louder, more energetic, more logical, more polite, or more correct. […]
How to Communicate Through A Very Narrow Pipe
Language is a very narrow pipe. Depending on the mindset of our listener, what we say can come across a little or […]
Present Present
Presence is simply staying focused on what’s happening now instead of worrying about the future, regretting the past, defending ourselves (“Here’s why […]
Fundamental Attribution Hearing
Reasons people don’t listen: Our approach feels bad to them. They don’t see how what we have to say connects to what […]
When to Double Up on Communication
When we as leaders fail to overcommunicate our intent, goals, progress, values, issues, and dreams, we leave a giant void that others […]