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Consider this:

How often do you take a moment to reflect on the quality of your connections with others?

For starters try this:

Pause for a moment right now and call to mind all the different people you connect with and the conversations you share with them in any given day. Make a list of those conversations that matter most.

Thinking about those conversations, would you say you find them motivating, nourishing and supportive? Or do they often leave you feeling bored, drained and frustrated?

 

Consider the difference it would make in your life if some simple changes could help you foster deeper, more meaningful connections through better coversations.

My work centers on  helping others use the power of  conversation to foster growth & connection 

Here's a simple truth:

When it comes to the
Quality of Your Connections
 
Better conversations

 
Better connections 


Better results 

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Imagine what "better" might look like:

In Your Workplace

You could feel more:

  • ​​​Valued

  • Self-Confident

  • Creative

  • Grounded​

Leaving you less:

  • ​​​Stressed

  • Frustrated

  • Burnt out

  • Discouraged​

With Your Friends & Family

You could feel more:

  • Appreciated

  • Understood

  • ​​​Loved

  • Trusting/Trusted

Leaving you less:

  • ​​​Irritable

  • Triggered

  • Disappointed

  • Blue​

In Your Community

You could feel more:

  • Supported

  • Included

  • ​​​​Proud

  • Safe

Leaving you less:

  • ​​​Lonely

  • Isolated

  • Misrepresented

  • Fearful​

Or looked at another way:

It's the quality of your conversations that holds the key to
the quality of your daily life.

Your ability to recognize all of your emotions, ideas, thoughts, and feelings and then internally process and translate them in such a way that is accurate and authentic and allows for others to connect and engage with them, all comes down to your conversation skills.  

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And the same holds true for how you receive and engage with others' perspectives as well. This back-and-forth process is what we call the "communication cycle" and it is a foundational skillset for understanding why some conversations work, and where others go awry.​​

When You Think about it:

Having good conversational skills is even more critical in modern life

We have access to more ways than ever before to communicate. We can communicate faster, broader, and with or without words.

 

And yet...

All these tools have not made us any better at communicating in a way that improves our quality of life. We still struggle with the same things we've always struggled with.

 

And here's why:

Because at the end of the day, effective communication is not about the technology, it's about the individual.

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It all starts and ends with you.

And here's another truth:

Being a good conversationalist takes work 

It requires a hearty combination of self-awareness + skills + a willing attitude.

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But the good news is that with a bit of effort, you can learn to more effectively convey your thoughts and ideas, create shared understandings, and develop healthier and stronger relationships for a better quality of life and results.

Curious?

Here's How I Can Help 

When you communicate more effectively, it's easier to connect with others. Which means it's easier to share your ideas, foster collaboration, influence outcomes, and live authentically.

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Building these skills will give you the foundation you need to make sure your life is taking you where you want to go.

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