Communication involves both parties. The person saying the words, and the person receiving and then responding to said words. And we all have a choice as to how we interpret and respond to any given communication. We are not passive robots simply receiving data.
What is communication? Communication — defined as a message being sent and received. Too often, we think about communication as a one way missive being
What is it with the how we communicate these days? I am on my soapbox today, having a bit of a rant. I know I
Quite often I am asked to either implement or interpret an employee engagement survey. I do not think there has been one organization whose engagement
My daughter had just auditioned for WAYO, an outcome that seemed unlikely/impossible in year 4 when her then-music teacher declared her devoid of musical
Workplace rudeness and incivility are pervasive issues. Recent research highlights that over half of Australian workers report that they experience or witness incivility in the
Communication that has gone awry is at the root of almost every cause of conflict or dysfunction. The intended message lands very differently from the
The 4Cs of Great Teams Clarity. Consistency. Communication. Connection Often, I am brought into an organisation or team to help articulate what’s working and
How do I tell my wife I need her to stop buying so many clothes? How do I tell my boss that I want to
The Story Brene Brown describes vulnerability as “the willingness to show up and be seen, even when there are no guarantees.” I recently witnessed an
Book an introductory pre coaching information session by clicking here.
Sign up to my free mini course :
– Be A Better Boss In 7 Days
Check out my year-long accountability program:
– Permission To Achieve Your Dreams
Read my books:
– Enterprise Agreements – Made Easy
– Do What You Say You’ll Do
If you’d like to receive my musings on all things leadership and culture related and beyond, pop your email address in below. To say thank you for sharing, you’ll immediately receive a free chapter from my book, and a free infographic on the ten tools of leadership.
TTC acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the beautiful land, waters and community on which we work and live. We pay our respects to all members of Aboriginal communities and their cultures, and acknowledge the wisdom of Elders both past, present and emerging.
