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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2017 · 1H

Hack Your Own Neuroscience for Dynamic Conversations with Wendy Nolin

from Brain Lady Speaks · host Julie Anderson

What are the most common reasons executives avoid difficult conversations? Why is it an important skill set for leaders to develop? What are the 4 ways people communicate? What is the ladder of conclusions? What are the common blind spots that cause breakdowns in communication that lead to conflict? YOU WANT AND NEED TO HEAR THE ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS!This incredible interview will give you insight on how the brain often sabotages our conversations even before they begin. Build better communication and therefore better relationships through training your brain. Find out how on the Brain Lady Speaks show today.To connect with Brain Lady Julie...BrainLadyJulie on Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | TikTokFacebook Business: YourBestMindOnlineTwitter: @BrainLadyYouTube: BrainLadyJulie OR YourBestMindFor more information on becoming a Certified Brain Personality Connection Specialist email us at [email protected] or visit YourBestMindLLC.comInterested in having Brain Lady Julie speak for your group or organization? Send an email to [email protected] or visit BrainLadySpeaker.com to browse her topics.

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