Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read Joseph Grenny’s response to this question: How can I respond to seemingly insensitive comments about my husband’s death?

Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read Joseph Grenny’s answer to this question: Most of my conversations with my spouse turn into arguments, but I’m not ready to give up or shut up. What next?

Dear Crucial Skills, I have read Crucial Conversations and listened to the audio companion countless times. However, putting these skills into action has been a different story. It’s as if I have never heard of any of it during emotional conversations at home. I react, I don’t think. I would venture to say I am …

Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read David Maxfield’s answer to this question: How can teachers reclaim their credibility and gain the public’s understanding of our specific duties?

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Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read Al Switzler’s answer to this question: How can I help my ten-year-old daughter have a crucial conversation?

Q: When your boss pitches a bad idea do you… a) clam up? b) blow up? c) both? d) speak up candidly and effectively? See what can happen if you select the wrong answer. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCSZDM8A4Ag&w=600&h=335]

Visit the Crucial Skills blog to learn how John C. used Crucial Conversations skills to get to safety when he found himself under live-fire.

Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read Joseph Grenny’s answer to this question: My husband’s family frequently questions our actions concerning our son who has severe behavior issues at school and at home. How should we respond to unwanted parenting advice?