Employing Differences
Employing Differences
✓

Employing Differences, Episode 296: How do I advise them?

· show notes
00:20:26
Podcasts
RSS
Link

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

"Part of being a good advisor is trusting the other person to be an expert in their context, in their life, in the things that they're doing and to listen to them when they say things around that."

Karen & Paul discuss how to effectively provide advice in a collaborative space, particularly for consultants or advisors who must respect their clients’ autonomy while offering their expertise. They explore the challenges of finding a middle ground between being overly directive and completely hands-off, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and understanding. 

Business
English
United States
Use API to fetch this episode in JSON

SHOW NOTES 🔗

TRANSCRIPT 🔗

Are you the producer of this podcast? Add a podcast transcript
Need Audio-to-Text? Transcribe with Listen411 in Just 60 Seconds

SEARCH PAST EPISODES

Search past episodes of Employing Differences.
Embed this search bar to your website

OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST

Employing Differences, Episode 289:  What are speaking skills?

Employing Differences, Episode 289:  What are speaking skills?

"This is where I am. This is what I'm thinking. This is what I've experienced. This is the impact that it had on me, where my brain went when you said that thing, or whatever it is. But it leaves the door open for them to have a different experience, and a different understanding. So…
00:24:33
SHARE
SAVE
Employing Differences, Episode 292: What is calibrating vulnerability?

Employing Differences, Episode 292: What is calibrating vulnerability?

" What is vulnerable for one person to do in one situation, in one environment is not the same for everybody else and for anyone else in that situation that there are a lot of external factors that play into it as well." Karen & Paul talks about the concept of calibrating vulnerabilit…
00:19:33
SHARE
SAVE
Employing Differences, Episode 290: What are curiosity skills?

Employing Differences, Episode 290: What are curiosity skills?

"Curiosity is about knowing what questions to ask, so that we can then listen deeply for the answer. And for me, curiosity is very much about asking genuine questions, and that is to say questions that we don't know the answer to. These are non rhetorical. These are things where we actual…
00:15:22
SHARE
SAVE
Employing Differences, Episode 291: What are introspection skills?

Employing Differences, Episode 291: What are introspection skills?

"The idea is that what we know and what we think is what matters, and that ignores the fact that what we think and what we're able to access of what we know are decidedly influenced by what we feel. So the introspection is kind of trying to get all of those pieces together."Karen &am…
00:19:23
SHARE
SAVE
Employing Differences, Episode 288: What are listening skills?

Employing Differences, Episode 288: What are listening skills?

"Listening is a relational skill. It's not just about I know what you know, so now we can make better decisions. It creates connection to feel heard. It creates trust and safety to know that I actually have heard what you have to say. It has that relational impact in addition to the infor…
00:19:41
SHARE
SAVE
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Karen Gimnig & Paul Tevis, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.
PROMOTED
The best Podcast API to search all podcasts and episodes. Trusted by 15,200+ companies and developers.
The best Podcast API to search all podcasts and episodes. Trusted by 15,200+ companies and developers.
PodcastAPI.com

RECOMMENDATIONS
Use API to fetch this episode