Break the Niceness Cycle: Assertive Communication Strategies for Women
On-Demand Recording
- The difference between being assertive and aggressive
- Maintaining composure in the face of pushback
- Diplomatic ways to say no
- Strategies for respectfully disagreeing with colleagues
- Alternatives to words and phrases that sound indecisive
- Knowing your worth and advocating for yourself
- BONUS Exclusive Content - All registrants will receive the following to ensure greater knowledge retention:
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- Hands-on tools & an event activity worksheet
- A post-event knowledge test
- The on-demand recording
- Workshop Recap Cheat Sheet
Program Highlights
Communicate with poise- How to use active listening skills to build rapport and trust
- Words and phrases to use and those to avoid
- Options for disagreeing graciously and confidently
- Ways to say No decisively and diplomatically
- Options for responding when someone steals your idea
- Responses to a person who rambles on and on or repeatedly interrupts
- Set boundaries when a colleague tries to take advantage of you
- Disagree without sounding defensive or starting an argument
- Gain the confidence to speak up and contribute your ideas and opinions
- Feel freer to express disagreement
- Say no to a request or invitation while still being respectful
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