Apr 15, 2020
Stories are powerful. Stories help us feel seen and give us a
sense of being
known. Listening to a colleague’s story can transform your
relationship, allowing you to move
from, “I know what she does” to “I understand what she cares
about.” Listen for more on how to
invite others to share their stories.
Key takeaways:
[1:26] PCP is reengineering the way of delivering the relational
leadership curriculum.
[2:50] Listen to understand.
[3:10] Matt Lewis, senior strategic consultant at PCP.
[5:24] The importance of feeling seen.
[6:25] Storytelling to achieve a quick sense of community.
[7:27] Stay curious.
[10:04] Ask more questions and encourage people to “say more.”
[10:32] Observe how you feel when you are listening to people’s
stories.
[13:13] Challenge the cultural narrative.
[15:13] In moments of uncertainty and overwhelm storytelling can be
liberating.
[16:40] Look back to other moments of fear and uncertainty in your
life and how you managed to
go through them.
Mentioned in this Episode:
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