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Showing posts with label communication styles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label communication styles. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

MIND Design Communication Styles, a tool for leading in today's workplaces



We all begin with an initial style of thinking that impacts all other things we do to form our over all styles or what I call MIND Designs.

We can expand them, enrich them, add to them. I strongly recommend that we do not try to change ours or other people's styles.

One of my main points in my speeches, workshops and university courses is that we will all benefit by

accepting rather than rejecting other styles

striving to understand instead of mis-understanding other styles

work at benefitting from rather than avoiding other styles

strengthen and expanding our styles into the missing ones instead of challenging what we do not prefer or feel comfortable with

maximize our strengths rather than change ours

add skills from the others

team up with people who have other styles instead of objecting to them

Hope this is helpful too as you improve your skills of leading, communicating, teaming and cre8ng.