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What do you do after you listen to understand someone else?
It can be a real challenge to figure out how to collaborate with someone who only complains. Listening to understand is a great first step, but what do you do next?
How do you move the conversation forwards?
Join us for this episode of Practicing Connection, where Erin and Jessica dive into a new way to respond when faced with negativity. Then Erin will introduce a fast and fun activity called Positive Rants that teaches you how to positively reframe negativity so you can talk about what comes next.
Links and resources from this episode:
- Finger Exercises for Poets: https://www.doriannelaux.net/finger-exercises-for-poets
- You Are Not So Smart Podcast: https://youarenotsosmart.com/
- YANSS Episode 341 - Positive Rants- Heather Barnes: https://podscan.fm/podcasts/you-are-not-so-smart/episodes/341-positive-rants-heather-barnes
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