Inconvenient Honesty: How To Have Difficult Conversations

Inconvenient Honesty: How To Have Difficult Conversations free download

A crash course on communicating with confidence and clarity so you can avoid confusion and conflict!

We need to talk.

I've coached thousands of people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives and time and time again one thing remains crystal clear...

The quality of our lives depend on the quality of our relationships

And I know that's not super surprising, but here's the catch:

The quality of our relationships depend on the amount of difficult conversations we are willing to have.

From the board room to the bedroom, communication is the single most defining factor of authentic success.

And yet, it's not always as simple as "just say it". We need tools and practice for knowing exactly what we're trying to say, building the courage to say it, and delivering it in a way that doesn't turn people away, but brings them closer.

If you're looking to build better relationships and navigate sticky conversations, join me for a communications workshop where I'll teach you an innovative framework for how to move through difficult conversations with clarity, courage, and connection.

Inconvenient Honesty is the course for:

• people who find their boundaries being crossed on a regular basis

• people who find themselves getting tongue tied or beating around the bush in difficult conversations

• people who run away from hard conversations because they’re worried about offending or hurting someone else's feelings.

• people looking to deepen their relationships and sharpen their communication skills

  
  

  Things we cover:

  • The exact (and maybe only) formula for saying the things that are hard to say without having to worry about broken friendships, misunderstandings, or emotional fallout

  • The "Three A's of Authenticity" and how they help you navigate tricky discussions

  • Techniques for identifying the core of what you want to communicate so you don't have to worry about stumbling over your words and not landing your point

  • A couple extra surprise tricks for fostering connection