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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2023 · 39 MIN

The Communication Code with Jeremie Kubicek

from The New Generation Leader - Your Tools for Winning in the Digital World · host Aaron Lee

Best-selling author Jeremie Kubicek joins us to discuss his upcoming book "The Communication Code." Jeremie explains the importance of effective communication in relationships, introducing the concept of a communication code consisting of five words that represent different communication needs. We need to understand and meet expectations in relationships, and a custom communication code can improve communication, trust, and influence. Show Outline The importance of intros and outros (2:28) Jeremie discusses the significance of intros and outros in influencing others and leaving a positive impression. The impact of past behavior on present relationships (5:22) Jeremie emphasizes the importance of addressing past behavior and apologizing for any negative impact it may have had on current relationships. The disconnect between intent and perception (7:26) Jeremie explores the mismatch that can occur between a person's intentions and how others perceive their words or actions. Intentions and Expectations (7:38) Explain how intentions and expectations are tied together and how missed expectations can lead to relational drama. Unrealistic Expectations (8:35) Discuss the need for realistic expectations in relationships and how unmet expectations can lead to resigned expectations. What is The Communication Code? (10:11) Introduce the concept of the communication code, which is a tool to help understand and meet the expectations of others in relationships. Miscommunication with Steve (16:17) Jeremie shares an experience where he and Steve had a miscommunication about a business deal, leading to an argument, and they realized the need for better communication. Creating the Communication Code (19:02) After the argument with Steve, Jeremie and Steve created the Communication Code to clarify expectations and avoid miscommunication in their relationship. The code words and their meanings (23:09) Explanation of the five code words: care, celebrate, clarify, collaborate, and critique, and their different meanings and applications in communication. The importance of care (23:09) Discussion on the significance of caring in relationships, understanding the needs of others, and providing a safe space for communication. The process of clarifying and collaborating (24:53) Explanation of the importance of clarifying information before collaboration and critique and the difference between collaboration and critique in the communication code. The Importance of Trying Something New (29:41) Highlighting the need to try something new instead of repeating the same patterns and expecting different results. How to Interact with the Book and Improve Relationships (30:13) Jeremie encourages readers to have a book buddy, take notes, and focus on specific chapters based on their relationship needs. Links from the Show Take the Communication Code AssessmentBuy the Book on Amazon (affiliate link)Connect with Jeremie on LinkedIn Episode 53 - Full Transcript Coming soon!

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