Silence? - MotivateUs Extra - 7 Tips For Productive Discussions
Published: Wed, 06/21/17
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Hi , Happy Summer!
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Quote: "Have the maturity to sometimes know that silence is more powerful than having the last word." --- Thelma Davis This week's "Something Extra" - From Marlene @MotivateUs I came across the article below and I wondered if you knew about how to disagree with someone
without being disagreeable? Many don't or if they do, they are hooked on being right rather than being effective. I found the tips very helpful and I hope you do too. Thanks for
being a part of MotivateUs.com as we get ready to celebrate 20 years on the Internet. Today, more than ever, we all need something positive and helpful. Marlene How to Disagree Without Being Disagreeable 7 Tips for Having More Productive Discussions George S. Patton once
said: "If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." In business, stirring the proverbial pot can be a good thing. And while negotiating these matters can be challenging -- especially when they involve our teammates or bosses -- differences in opinion will often lead to progress. The most important thing to remember is that there is a big difference between healthy, productive disagreements and heated arguments. In order for two parties to come to a mutually beneficial agreement, there has to be a level of professionalism and respect. While navigating this territory can feel like a slippery
slope, we've defined a few tips below to help you speak your mind, without letting the situation spiral out of control. How to Disagree (Without Being Disagreeable) 1) Be mindful of your
tone. What Does The Writer Mean? Read the entire article on HubSpot: Have an amazing day and take care! Love and blessings, Marlene |
