Decisions? Straight Talk, please!

Being fully present is part of a really good conversation and your communication style.  When you listen to what someone tells you, the conversation is far away from any conflicts.  If you are eager to understand what the other person is about to do or to change and you´re asked to support,
first: LISTEN.

When you listen, you are present and you show interest.  The words and sentences you take in become meaningful.  Listening means you accept new information.  Ask questions when things aren´t clear to you.  New information is a huge part of our Decision Making Process.  All that triggers a supportive mindset.

A result of this listening and a conversation is that half of YOUR work is already done!
Half of the goal is reached as well – but of course everyone has to be realistic about reaching the goal, about the energy, time and investment you put into it.  To understand how realistically everyone involved shall be, use straight talk.  Be clear with the facts.  With all facts.

The following article (hidden behind the Link) offers info about 9 important TIPS   9 Tips   

from the “Mindful” to keep it real!  Have fun reading –

BE A DECISION MAKER.  BE OUTSTANDING.

rita jaskolla – Leadership Architect