On the next episode of The Leadership Communication Show, I speak with entrepreneur and psychologist Jason Cochran. He is a co-founder of Dulead and iAspire Education, two companies that are transforming the way organizations engage with and develop their employees. I invited Jason to come on the show because he knows a lot about helping leaders attract, engage, […]
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I’ll always be grateful for my training in theatre arts. One of the things it taught me is trust. I could always count on my fellow cast and crew members to be there when they were supposed to be there — to speak their next line, move scenery in place, or make a catch. There was
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How many times have you thought about thanking someone for helping you on a project, or complimenting one of your team members on how well they handled something? Each time, did you do it? If you’re like most busy professionals, you didn’t. It slipped your mind. Or maybe when you had the opportunity to do
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When you craft your next email or text message, ask yourself, “Am I writing this to be read by me, or by the person, the human being, who I am addressing it to?” Chances are you’re writing it in a style that works for you, and not necessarily them. If you’ve ever been to one
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When your team members know how to communicate with each other, relationships get stronger because they can adjust their approach with each other. That’s when ideas get heard, problems get solved, and better results are achieved. In our next free Lunch & Lead webinar, we’ll cover: Helping your people assess and understand each other’s motives and communication
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