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Jul 10, 2022 31 min

Why healthy communication matters

from Create with Franz Hosted by Franz Sidney

*** Celebrating our 100th episode! *** What's the difference between being a critical thinker and being a critical listener? Does our communication style affect our personal, social and business life? You bet it does! In this interview with fellow podcaster Jen Furlong - the Founder and CEO of Communication TwentyFourSeven, we find out how to listen and in which settings we need to set aside the need for 'factual evidence' and our inner critical listener. Jen is the author of "Mini-Handbook for Jackasses: Communication & Relationships." She helps organisations by working with their workforce to develop the skills they need to become empowered communicators. We can all improve our communication skills and maybe be a little kinder, diplomatic but honest in our conversations. Did you enjoy this 100th episode and would like to share some love? 💜 Hit that like button and subscribe! 👫 Share the episode with a friend. 🎧 Listen or watch all the way through. 🙋‍♀️ Add a comment, suggestion or question! ✅ Leave a review on iTunes, Listen Notes, Amazon, Spotify – your thoughts matter! ✅ Sponsor an episode! 👍 Every like, share, and review helps this show grow. 🙏 Thank you for being an amazing supporter! 🫶💜 Follow me and my art journey here: https://substack.com/@franzsidney Therapy: https://www.facebook.com/franzsidneytherapy/reviews Instagram @CreatewithFranz

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