#19　「言語化ってなんだろう」

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本日は耳にすることが増えた「言語化」について考えます。自分の願うことを言葉にし、相手に伝える。複雑多様化する社会を生きる上で大切なことで、コーチングでも頻繁に扱うテーマです。【メッセージ募集中です】『みちのり』は、みなさんから寄せられるメッセージに対し、コーチング的な発想で対話をするプログラムです。あなたが「探求したいこと」「目指していること」「悩んでいること」をぜひ聞かせてください。番組の原動力はみなさんのメッセージです。▼みちのりメッセージフォームhttps://forms.gle/geeNaxoG69oPhkHYA▼みちのりコーチングhttps://michinori-coaching.carrd.co/

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