Listen "Why We Avoid Uncomfortable Conversations, And How to Have Them Anyway"
Episode Synopsis
Have you ever been in a situation where you know you need to have a tough conversation, but you're a little afraid of the response you might get? Whether you're quitting your job, moving across the world, or making a dream a reality, you have to tell the people in your personal and professional life, even if you might feel uncomfortable going into the conversation. Effective communication is key when you're about to take a leap. In today's episode, I'm sharing how to stay the course on your leap, tools I use with my clients, and the three most common reasons we avoid tough conversations as well as why you should have them anyway. And I'm encouraging you to be brave and have those tough talks so that you can continue to flourish and grow. This is your life and your leap. I'm here to empower you to take that next step by giving you the tools to speak truthfully and openly with those in your life. In this episode, you'll learn... [03:52] The importance of engaging in effective communication when you are on the precipice of a leap [06:04] Why you shouldn't let other people's opinions keep you from taking risks and doing what you really want to do [07:10] Media training tools that I use to help my clients with effective communication [09:10] Three common reasons we avoid uncomfortable conversations, and why you want to bravely have them anyway This season is all about the different kinds of leaps you can make in your life. If you're looking for habits and tools to keep you going after your leap, be sure to tune into this episode. Get full show notes and the episode transcript: https://www.lisahoashi.com/leaplikeme/episode38 Links mentioned in this episode… Episode #28: Leaving Teaching for a New Career in EdTech with Raven Wilson This American Life Episode 184
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