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Six Tools for Keeping Conversations on Track
In every conversation, there is a WHAT and a HOW . The WHAT is the content, or the topics being discussed or decided in the conversation....
Kate Siegel
Oct 77 min read


Listen Before You Solve
What happens to you when you've had a rough day, you sit down to process it with another person, and that person starts jumping in with...
Kate Siegel
Aug 123 min read


Get your "but" out of my office
The other day, my older daughter was mad at my younger one because she told her to take her plate to the kitchen. "YOU'RE NOT MY...
Kate Siegel
Aug 52 min read


To Build Trust, Cut the Fluff
Brene Brown put it well: “Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.” I've experienced this firsthand: Many years ago, my boss gave me feedback...
Kate Siegel
Jun 163 min read


Drama-Free Boundary Communication
I've been working on a webinar about boundaries and how important it is to set boundaries both at work and at home. There are seven...
Kate Siegel
Jun 35 min read


Oh, I'm sorry, you were saying...
How often have you been a few minutes into a conversation before you even knew what it was about? Or been deep in a talk with someone,...
Kate Siegel
Feb 275 min read


A Guide to Emotional Pep Talks
If you're anything like two of my favorite people in the world, you may be stymied by a confident, emotional, successful person needing a...
Kate Siegel
Sep 6, 20246 min read


We don't listen, we reload
Good listening is key to all kinds of things -- understanding what's being asked (and what isn't), building relationships and trust, and...
Kate Siegel
Jun 20, 20234 min read
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