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20 Helpful Phrases in Difficult Conversations
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20 Helpful Phrases in Difficult Conversations
20 Helpful Phrases in Difficult Conversations
20 Helpful Phrases in Difficult Conversations
When I get nervous, I laugh and speak like I’m in a walk-and-talk from The West Wing.
In a challenging conversation, when your tongue is cemented to the roof of your mouth, it’s helpful to have something to loosen the mortar without exploding the conversation.
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Feeling It! 120 Words to Identify Emotions
Feeling It! 120 Words to Identify Emotions
20 Helpful Phrases in Difficult Conversations
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Accurately labeling emotions reduces their intensity and influence on the body and helps give them a proper place in a situation. The more nuanced and specific the label, the more positive power it brings.
The more you connect how you feel to specific emotions, the better your fluency and self-awareness will be.
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Know When to Confront
Feeling It! 120 Words to Identify Emotions
Know When to Confront
Humbly facing another person to raise an issue is kind and brave, even when you’re quaking in your boots.
Yet every offence, slight, or misunderstanding doesn’t need a confrontation. If I’m going to have a conversation that makes my hands clammy, I need to understand why.
