SHOW #86 - Season 3, Episode 18: Welcome to the disSOLViNG fear podcast!
IN THIS EPISODE, Dr. Chuck Wisner and I talk about communicating and negotiating! He shares some amazing ways to have more authentic, productive, and honest conversations at work and at home.
If you have a hard time saying "no" to people, advocating for your needs, or speaking up in conversations - TUNE IN! You can become the type of person who gets what you want and knows how to ask for it in clear, honest, authentic conversations.
Chuck is a fun, sweet, super insightful guy and a wealth of information. He shares excellent advice when it comes to navigating conflict, expressing our expectations, and communicating with authenticity.
Dr. Chuck Wisner is the author of the book: The Art of Conscious Conversations: Transforming How We Talk, Listen, and Interact
Click here to check out his book on Amazon
Click here to explore his website
If you loved my conversation with Dr. Chuck, you might like some of these past episodes of the disSOLViNG fear podcast:
Boundaries, Standards & Cutting the Cord
Find YOUR Fearless VOICE with Performance Coach Christina Walker
Share THIS episode with anyone in your life who is looking to communicate their needs with more ease. In this episode, you'll learn:
Why avoiding honest conversations stresses our body and mind, and why being clear is actually being kind.
How to negotiate rather than immediately saying YES to everything and everyone.
Why the word MAYBE is a bad counter-offer.
How to handle emotionally charged conversations, as well as your own emotions.
If you tend to always say YES to everything and everyone, and then end up drained and misunderstood at the end of the day, tune in. You deserve to have your voice heard, and express your preferences, boundaries and standards! We're here to help you do just that.
Enjoy the show!
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Much Love,
Alissa
