The Interpersonal Gap

from A Science of Change Hosted by Gilmore Crosby

Podcaster Gil Crosby uses chapter 8 in his book "Spirituality and Emotional Intelligence" to explain the Interpersonal Gap communication model orginally created by Dr. John Wallen. Crosby weaves the Mayan wisdom of don Miguel Ruiz into his explanation, and hence the title of chapter 8 is "Behavioral Science meets the Toltec Mayans."

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