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Episode 203: Yucking on Your Yum

In this episode, Lauren tackles the issue of negativity when sharing good news, coining the term "yucking on someone's yum" to describe dampening others' happiness with negative responses. She shares insights from personal stories and Reddit, highlighting the importance of positivity, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness. Lauren offers practical tips for creating a supportive atmosphere that celebrates achievements, urging listeners to be mindful of their reactions and foster joy. Join us in changing the narrative to one where every success is cheered on.

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Episode 202: The ELMO Dilemma: Leadership, Respect, and Psychological Safety in Meetings

In this episode, we're peeling back the layers on a seemingly innocuous meeting management tactic that's sparking heated debates among business leaders: the "ELMO" method. Imagine you're sharing your thoughts in a meeting, only to be abruptly halted with a card that reads "ELMO" – shorthand for "Enough, Let's Move On." Lauren delves into the darker side of this practice, exploring its implications on team dynamics, psychological safety, and the overall culture of respect within organizations.

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Episode 161: It's Time to Tell the Whole Truth

Are you ready to tell the truth about yourself?

It's time to let go of the qualifying language, the minimizing lens, and the lies from past stories.

Imagine seeing yourself for who you actually are. In today's show, I'm sharing insights from a recent conference and coaching sessions on the theme.

Can you handle the truth?

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Episode 111: How to Build Trust Remotely

We can't lose the human level of this technology and communication shift. In fact, we need to leverage our human connection even more.

The way that we're seeing and hearing people are different and it's going to be different for a while. But what if the way we connect with people now can help us deepen our relationships with people in the future.

What if the points and the principles we are learning and creating can help us all adjust when new catalysts of change happen?

How do we build trust? How do we communicate? How do we defuse conflict? How do we see and hear people?

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