5 Questions You MUST Ask To Create Amazing Professional & Personal Relationships
Having great professional relationships at work can make the difference between career success or stagnation. But building and sustaining great relationships can be tricky, how do you do that?
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Tune into today’s episode with Michael Bungay Stanier, a best-selling author known for his book "The Coaching Habit," which has sold over 1.2 million copies. Michael has recently released a new book titled "How to Work with Almost Anyone." Our discussion revolves around the dynamics of relationships, both personal and professional, and how to navigate them effectively. Listen in as he introduces the concept of the "best possible relationship" and the attributes that define it in the workplace!
You Will LEARN:
How to differentiate between I-Thou and I-It relationships which are transactional vs relationship based.
The three attributes of a Best Possible Relationship.
How to build the capacity to be vulnerable.
The relationship between vulnerable and competence, creating relationships vs being good at your job.
The difference between being good at something and being fulfilled by something.
An overview of the 5 questions of a keystone conversation.
Stay tuned for the premium subscriber only episode on Thursday where we will go over these 5 questions in detail including specific exercises you can use and practical examples of when and how to use these questions.
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