2020 has been full of unexpected challenges, especially for the live events industry. As trainers we are learning how to use video conferencing on a variety of platforms as a new reality. We know that this transition has been challenging for many in our industry, but we can take solace in knowing that we are …
Justin Hale, a Master Trainer in Crucial Conversations, says when you and a friend have opposing opinions, focus on their experience rather than your differences.
Just because you have a to-do list, doesn’t mean you won’t procrastinate. In this week’s episode Justin says the more specific your list, the more likely you are to take action.
Justin Hale, a Master Trainer in Crucial Conversations, says make good assumptions and extend grace for a productive conversation about politics.
Feeling stuck? Tired of writing down the same to-dos day after day? Justin shares two questions you need to ask yourself in order to make progress on your to-do list.
Dear Justin, How do I ask for clarification of my role and responsibilities? It’s difficult to manage my time and expectations when my responsibilities are unclear and additional duties pop up at the last minute. This leaves me with multiple projects undone and stretched too thin, and yet I’m working 10- to 18-hour days. I …
Tired of unproductive, unclear, and ineffective meetings? In this week’s episode, Justin shares two tips you can use during your meetings to ensure your time is well spent.
Set yourself up for a successful weekly review by cleaning up your workstation. Justin says you’re much more likely to review the week when you’ve got a clean space to get clear, get organized and get things done.
Make better lists! A good list is specific, observable, and actionable. In this week’s episode, Justin says you should make the list so specific that if you handed it to a stranger, he or she would know exactly what to do.
Procrastination is a common response to feeling overwhelmed. Justin shares two words that trigger procrastination. Watch out for these two words and avoid the procrastination trap.
