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EPISODE · May 9, 2021 · 16 MIN

[063] Why You Need to Have Difficult Conversations

from The Leadership Pod · host Kara Ronin

Why do you need to have difficult conversations? Many people shy away from challenging or difficult conversations. They avoid them or make excuses as to why they don’t need to have that difficult conversation.Instead, they may try to leave “clues” in the hope the other person will pick up on those clues and change their behaviour. This rarely works.Difficult conversations are a necessary part of your personal and professional life. As a leader, rather than avoiding them, you need to tackle them head on. When you do, you feel empowered. Because you’re no longer taking a passive approach to life allowing a difficult situation to continue. You’re dealing with it in an assertive way.There are many reasons as to why you need to have difficult conversations. In this episode, I talk about the top 3 reasons that push me to have difficult conversations when I need to.You will learn about:People won’t pick up on your clues.It reduces your stress and anxiety.It helps you set boundaries for the future.If you’ve ever had difficulty addressing problems in your work life or personal life and you want reasons as to why difficult conversations are important, this episode is for you.Listen to this episode on the podcast platform of your choice: Apple Podcasts, Audible, Spotify, Google and more.I hope you enjoy this episode!Send Me Your QuestionsIf you would like to submit your own question for a future Q&A episode, please send an email to [email protected]. Resources Mentioned in this Episode:How to Approach Difficult and Stressful Conversations When You Don’t Like ConflictAssertive Communication Skills MasterclassDifficult Conversations YouTube VideoOther Learning & Development Video Courses!Business Etiquette 101: Social Skills for Success Video Course that I mentioned in this episode.Powerful, Confident Body Language for WomenLeadership Presence 30 Day ChallengeBecome Known as a Go-To Expert!Download 21 ideas on How to Become Known as a Go-To Expert:   https://www.executive-impressions.com/gotoexpertseriesLove the show? Let me know! Head over to Apple Podcasts, leave a review and subscribe! https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-leadership-pod/id1500219829Follow me on Social MediaLinkedIn InstagramYouTubeTikTokFacebookI hope you enjoyed this episode on “Why You Need to Have Difficult Conversations”.Thank you so much for listening to this episode of The Leadership Pod!Become Known as a Go-To Expert!Download 21 ideas on How to Become Known as a Go-To Expert:   https://www.executive-impressions.com/gotoexpertseriesFollow me on Social MediaLinkedIn InstagramYouTubeTikTokFacebook

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