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SUMMARY:11/19 Navigating Difficult Conversations
DESCRIPTION:Ever feel like you’re speaking Klingon while everyone else is on TikTok? This talk unveils the Rosetta Stone for difficult conversations\, blending neuroscience with ancient wisdom. \nUsing Ned Herrmann’s Thinking Styles\, discover why your brain clashes with others. Channel your inner Aristotle by mastering Ethos\, Pathos\, and Logos–yes\, even when discussing pineapple on pizza. We’ll decode communication breakdowns with the Shannon and Weaver model\, navigate Otto Scharmer’s Theory U to understand the roots of conflict\, and bridge moral divides using Jonathan Haidt’s insights. \nLearn to master Doug Stone’s “Three Conversations in One\,” moving beyond “what happened” to the heart of the matter\, and embrace Simon Sinek’s guidelines for those oh-so-uncomfortable chats. Prepare to transform tense talks into productive dialogues\, proving that even the stickiest situations can lead to sweet resolutions. Warning: May cause spontaneous empathy and a newfound appreciation for diverse perspectives. \nEnter discount code on the payment confirmation page. \nA link will be sent to you after you register. \nSponsored By
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