Authentic Communication

"What are words for, if no one listens anymore?" - Missing Persons

What does it mean to be an authentic communicator? It's not merely being honest - it's learning how to say things that are challenging in a way that doesn't cause tension or mistrust in a relationship. It's fostering a kind of exchange where you maintain respect - even when things get messy. On this week's episode of The Behaviorist, Work Wisdom's Sarah Colantonio and Kedren Crosby explore how authentic communication can transform virtually every relationship and group dynamic in one's life for the better - as a supervisor, colleague, friend, partner, parent, or family member. Learn the crucial first step to successful authentic communication to begin to boost your authentic communication skill set right now - and what specific communication practices Work Wisdom's clients have come away with wishing they'd known about years ago. You can follow Work Wisdom on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter at @workwisdom, and learn more at our website at https://www.workwisdomllc.com . 

 

Music: Words // Missing Persons