September 26, 2016
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Communicating to get to an important outcome or decision sometimes feels hard. It can especially produce a reluctance to communicate because you consider the conversation to be difficult. Let me provide you with some all-time favorite coaching questions (and questions I use to create clarity for myself) when you want to create clarity, immediacy, rapport and results that are successful.
Ask – what would be valuable for you to know about this (difficult) situation?
What would be an important outcome as a result of our meeting?  Conversation?
What information do you think would be good for me to know, for you to know?
What issues are you facing that you think I can support you on?
What aspects of this situation are frustrating for you?
How can I help to remove any blocks to this issue and/or to help with productivity; clarity; accountability; clarity; success?

“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious. Never stop asking questions.”  Albert Einstein
 
“Crucial Conversations – Tools for talking when stakes are high” by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan. Al Switzler

This book highlights the ability and inability for all persons to totally make communication with each other an issue and HOW to recognize the issues and what to do about the issues. This is on my all time recommendation list for managers, entrepreneur’s, executives and anyone who would like to communicate more easily and have the tools to do just that. Click here.

P.S.  Want immediate help with your confident communication...every time! My CONFIDENT series is just for you starting with "Confident Business Communication Etiquette". It contains all the tips, techniques and strategies you need right now to communicate easily and effectively, faster than you ever thought possible. Click here.
To your success,






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