Constructive Candor: Important Conversations with Coworkers, Family, and Friends

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Drew Kugler

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01 Introduction

001 Changing conversations part 1.mp4

09:50

002 Changing conversations part 2.mp4

04:41

02 Three Kinds of People Youll Meet

001 The silent person.mp4

02:46

002 The venter.mp4

01:44

003 The honest person.mp4

02:11

03 Hiding from Change

001 Hiding from change part 1.mp4

02:47

002 Hiding from change part 2.mp4

04:35

04 Genuine Care

001 Genuine care part 1.mp4

02:39

002 Genuine care part 2.mp4

03:09

05 What Is Constructive Candor

001 What is constructive candor .mp4

03:03

06 The Framework Part 1 Prepare

001 Prepare.mp4

09:32

07 The Framework Part 2 Engage

001 Engage part 1.mp4

05:45

002 Engage part 2.mp4

04:00

08 The Framework Part 3 Sustain

001 Sustain part 1.mp4

04:31

002 Sustain part 2.mp4

03:14

09 Now What

001 Now what part 1.mp4

03:52

002 Now what part 2.mp4

02:57

10 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

07:40

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No matter who you are, there’s probably someone you’re afraid to talk to and something you’re afraid to talk about. Instructor Drew Kugler endeavors to change that with this course. Part of living a life is having important, tough conversations—with your family, your friends, and your coworkers. Despite this, it seems most efforts to have these conversations go poorly or, worse, don’t happen at all. In this course, Drew shares frameworks and mindsets to create a conversational environment where you can openly share your truth, do so in a caring and constructive way, and compellingly invite others to do the same. Constructive candor builds more meaning, trust, and respect in your most important relationships.

Note: This course was created by Drew Kugler. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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