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Hear the full interview at http://www.33voices.com/interviews/conversational-intelligence Judith E. Glaser is the CEO of Benchmark Communications, Inc., and the chairman of The Creating WE Institute. She is one of the most innovative and pioneering change agents, consultants and executive coaches in the consulting industry -– and refers to herself as an organizational anthropologist. A best-selling business author, Judith is the world’s leading authority on WE-centric Leadership, Neuro-Innovation and Conversational Intelligence®. Through the application of neuroscience to business challenges, Judith shows CEOs and their teams how to elevate levels of engagement, collaboration and innovation to positively impact the bottom line.
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Judith GlaserJudith E. Glaser is the CEO of Benchmark Communications, Inc., and the chairman of The Creating WE Institute. She is one of the most innovative and pioneering change agents, consultants and executive coaches in the consulting industry -– and refers to herself as an organizational anthropologist.
A best-selling business author, Judith is the world’s leading authority on WE-centric Lead-ership, Neuro-Innovation and Conversational Intelligence®. Through the application of neuroscience to business challenges, Judith shows CEOs and their teams how to elevate levels of engagement, collaboration and inno-vation to positively impact the bottom line.
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A great conversation:
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A great conversation:- Creates a feeling of safety
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A great conversation:- Creates a feeling of safety
- Involves much more listening than talking
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A great conversation:- Creates a feeling of safety
- Involves much more listening than talking-And asks provocative questions
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To make a genuine connection
during a conversation;listen without judgment.
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Trust is built one interaction at a time.never forget that its your non-verbal behavior
that speaks volumes.
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Words matter;choosing positive, more expressive words
creates stronger bonds.
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Words matter;choosing positive, more expressive words
creates stronger bonds.
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Asking a question for which you know the answer
is an insult.demonstrate your genuine curiosity instead.
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Admired leaders use humility to minimize their authoritative position
and maximize their approachability.
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Leaders who lead well communicate well.
be inclusive, transparent and vulnerable.
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Never respond or react during moments of anger.
pause, write down your thoughts and review them as the receiver.
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Those obsessed with always being right
hardly grow.admit what you don’t know and you’ll never stop learning.
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First impressions are often permanent.
tailor the first few minutes to recognize the uniqueness of the other person.
When you sense a conversation in heading in the wrong direction, what do you do?
REALLY REFLECT...
