What we say vs. what they hear

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It’s what the receiver hears that’s most important..

That seems pretty simple, but if it’s true, why does there seem to be so much miscommunication! As a manager, how can we make sure our team hears what we mean the way we mean it?

In this episode my guest Samuel Hatton and I talk about:

How we mislead others without meaning to
The chorus of negative voices and how that colors everything we hear
The right things to say
How to make sure your people heard what we mean

Show Notes:

Samuel Hatton’s contact information:

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