To ponder

Frequently we allow interruptions into our lives and workspace. If what we truly value is good communication between individuals we will demonstrate our values by putting practices and words in place to back them up. Last week we spoke about learning to recognize the communication style of others — and then flexing your own style to meet their needs and create a more successful dialogue.

By Eileen Sarson

The story

The day after I facilitated a workshop on communication styles and the use of DiSC theory to sort it all out, a woman from the class came up to me and said, “I have a story to tell you.”