ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this conversation, Jeremie Kubicek introduces the concept of the Communication Code, a framework that helps improve relationships by understanding and meeting communication expectations. He explains the five code words of the Communication Code: celebrate, care, clarify, collaborate, and critique. Jeremie also highlights the importance of consistency and connection in building strong relationships. He concludes by discussing the role of love in fighting for the highest possible good in relationships.
Takeaways
- Frameworks are powerful tools for teaching and learning.
- The Communication Code framework helps improve relationships by understanding and meeting communication expectations.
- Consistency and connection are crucial in building strong relationships.
- Love involves fighting for the highest possible good in relationships.
- Implementing the Communication Code requires daily habits and self-reflection.
Resources:
- Giant Worldwide - Jeremie and Steve's leadership company
- The Communication Code - Jeremie's recent book on communication
- 5 Gears - how to grow in your relational intelligence
- 5 Voices - learn how to be on the other side of you - how others perceive you
- The Prairie at Post - The intentional community neighborhood built by Jeremie and his wife in Oklahoma
Connect with Jeremie:
Learn more at stackinghabits.com or follow our habit adventures on Instagram.
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