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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 26 MIN

007 I How to Replace Judgment With Curiosity in Hard Conversations

from Communication Skills for Working Women Podcast:Effective Communication, Healthy Relationships, Direct Communication · host Elizabeth Amorino, Certified Coach and Facilitator; Rosemay Webster, Licensed Therapist, PhD Candidate

Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation and you find yourself judging the other person.  This judgment (spoken or thought) can shut down conversations, connection and growth quickly.  AND it shows up, because we are humans and sometimes we judge others.  So, what do we do?  How do we move judgment to curiosity?   In this episode we we offer some mental shifts, questions to produce curiosity and mindset tools.  You’ll walk away knowing how to move from judgment to curiosity in your next conversation.   Connect with us at:  [email protected] Rosemay Webster on LinkedIn Elizabeth Amorino on LinkedIn We'd LOVE to hear from you.

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