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Tag: difficult conversations

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Difficult (or 'Key') Conversations

February 23, 2022Coaching Resources, Source Materialsdifficult conversations, key conversastionsadmin

This is a topic that comes up a LOT. It's an area of training that's clearly in demand as most VIP members are asked to create sessions to tackle this on a regular basis. Here are some resources that might be helpful. Articles/Blogs These articles on the Drama Triangle may be interesting. Get an explanation...

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Challenging Conversations

January 27, 2021Source Materials, Video Clipsdifficult conversations, Difficult People, Feedbackadmin

The topic of challenging conversations comes up many times, so I thought I'd try to collate a number of resources in one place. Radical Candor (Kim Scott) - the book is well-worth reading and here's a handy YouTube Clip that you can use for yourself OR to send to participants to explain the concept as......

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Overview of Ego Stages

November 1, 2020Source Materialsdifficult conversations, Difficult People, ego states, Transactional Analysisadmin

The Ego states described by Eric Berne are a great way to help people to tackle 'difficult' or unproductive behaviours. Delegates very quickly get the concept of parent, adult and child and even at an introductory level it can be very helpful. Soozi Parker very kindly shared an overview of the states and what they......

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The Ego states described by Eric Berne are a great way to help people to tackle 'difficult' or unproductive behaviours. Delegates very quickly get the concept of parent, adult and child and even at an introductory level it can be very helpful. Soozi Parker very kindly shared an overview of the states and what they...

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