by slb-billcphd-5Nkp77 | Jan 31, 2022 | Interpersonal neurobiology
“While we are not responsible for other people’s reactions, we do play a role in how their brain interprets what we do and say, and this will determine our influence.” ~ Bill Crawford Recent Posts Interpersonal Neurobiology – The Key to Being Heard...
by slb-billcphd-5Nkp77 | Sep 7, 2021 | Listening
“When feelings run deep and positions are entrenched, then just listening often isn’t enough to move the conversation forward.” ~ Bill Crawford Recent Posts When We Aren’t Willing To Be Wrong Dealing With Unwanted Negative Emotions How to Stop an...
by slb-billcphd-5Nkp77 | Feb 22, 2021 | Influence
“Until we communicate in a way that inspires trust, our ability to influence others will be limited, or nonexistent.”~ Bill Crawford Recent Posts When We Aren’t Willing To Be Wrong Dealing With Unwanted Negative Emotions How to Stop an Argument Anger...
by slb-billcphd-5Nkp77 | Jun 11, 2019 | Defensive
“In order to be effective with others, we must know the difference between defending one’s self and being defensive, and when (if ever) to use each.” ~ Bill Crawford Recent Posts When We Aren’t Willing To Be Wrong Dealing With Unwanted Negative...
by slb-billcphd-5Nkp77 | Jun 4, 2019 | Empathy
“True empathy isn’t simply understanding another’s experience, it’s connecting to the emotions that underpin that experience.” ~ Adapted from Brene’ Brown Recent Posts When We Aren’t Willing To Be Wrong Dealing With Unwanted...
