Tag Archives: conversation
The Art of Conversation
Posted on27. Jul, 2010 by Shawn Murphy.
A manager from one of our clients contacted me recently to discuss a concern she had. In separate interactions, numerous employees had shared with her how stressed out they were. Understandably she was concerned. She contacted me to bounce around some ideas for a team building exercise to reduce stress. First, let’s recognize the manager [...]
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What Does the Way You Talk Say About You?
Posted on25. May, 2010 by Shawn Murphy.
What do your words mean to you? Do you know? Are you aware of the significance your words have on others and yourself? I observe all too often people simply uttering words only to fill the space with their voice. It’s a nervousness caused from a discomfort in having an authentic conversation. Let me give [...]
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Further Statements Leaders Say That Make Me Cringe – Part 2
Posted on12. May, 2010 by Shawn Murphy.
Last week I posted the first part to this blog. I’m exploring cringe-worthy statements leader’s say about change. Some of you shared your cringe-worthy statements. Thank you. I encourage more of you to share your example below. This post wraps up this topic, at least for now. Here are two new statements and possible response [...]
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Statements Leaders Say That Make Me Cringe – Part 1
Posted on03. May, 2010 by Shawn Murphy.
I have much to say on this topic. Starting today and the rest of this week, I’ll share statements I hear leaders say about change that make me cringe. Be sure to share your response and stories below. Let’s really make this blog post a community effort. As a change agent, it’s not uncommon for [...]




